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Attn: Latin "speaking" UFies!	by diGriz	2002-11-11 01:02:23
1st year lation	by rustolium	2002-11-11 02:07:59
Punctuation	by trystean	2002-11-11 08:30:45
As I understand it, original latin often had no punctuation at all, as one could tell the intonation, beginings and endings of sentences, and speach from the conjugations of the verbs and the general word order (verbs always came at the end of a phrase or sentence). Punctuation was only really used as a convenience.
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s/speach/speech (n/t)	by trystean	2002-11-11 08:33:05

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