On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 01:32:22AM -0400, Jamie Nay was heard to say:
> Sorry to post again, I pressed the submit button accidentally. Just
> wanted to add this:
>
> "Ille" is the masculine, singular, nominative form of the demonstrative
> pronoun meaning "that" or "those". Since it's singular, in this case it
> means "that".
> Therefore, ille est = that is, and id est = it is.
Shouldn't this read:
Therefore, ille est == that is, and id est == it is.
? <G>
BTW, can you recommend any particular book on learning Latin? (I think
replies to this should be off list, unless someone else wants to know
as well. :)
> Jamie Nay (jnay@is2.dal.ca)
> Dalhousie University
> Dept. of Classics
> Halifax, NS Canada
Larry
Larry Robinson
krenshala@koboldi.net
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