Great job and very decent little intro. Thanks for sharing. I am using this as an example for my 6th Grade Ancient History class. Kids will use your example as a template!
Depends on the time period. It was written in pronounced as "ai" in Old Latin, started to change into "ae" (as a diphthong with both "a" and "e" pronounced) throughout the Republican Era, and only by the Late Republic/Early Empire did it start to change into "e"
@@Potocalter then he was probably very adamant in teaching the Ecclesiastical (the incorrect) pronunciation, which is literally just Italian pronunciation and not even close to how the Ancient Romans actually spoke. Ae isn't the only thing that Ecclesiastical butchers either. Classical Latin "V" was always pronounced as "u" or "w". The "h" wasn't mute. C and G were both hard regardless of position, meaning they were always pronounced as in "Cat" and "Get", never as in "Ciao" or "Gem". Ecclesiastical Latin also makes no effort to distinguish between short and long vowels, and pronounces intervocalic "s" as "z". It's almost as bad as pronouncing Latin as if it were English (DjuLiÖs sEeZar)
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That insula is so Caesar IVish!
Great job and very decent little intro. Thanks for sharing. I am using this as an example for my 6th Grade Ancient History class. Kids will use your example as a template!
Thanks for the kind words. Very glad to hear I'm helping to educate kids!
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Could you possibly do a tutorial for this exact building?
Wow …. epic builds
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really nice !
Thank you!!
Where can I find this texture pack/add on? Lol. This is amazing.
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In latin æ is pronounced e, if it helps anyone
Depends on the time period. It was written in pronounced as "ai" in Old Latin, started to change into "ae" (as a diphthong with both "a" and "e" pronounced) throughout the Republican Era, and only by the Late Republic/Early Empire did it start to change into "e"
@@SrJomba my latin teacher used tomget fireds up If we dont pronounced ae as e
@@Potocalter then he was probably very adamant in teaching the Ecclesiastical (the incorrect) pronunciation, which is literally just Italian pronunciation and not even close to how the Ancient Romans actually spoke.
Ae isn't the only thing that Ecclesiastical butchers either. Classical Latin "V" was always pronounced as "u" or "w". The "h" wasn't mute.
C and G were both hard regardless of position, meaning they were always pronounced as in "Cat" and "Get", never as in "Ciao" or "Gem".
Ecclesiastical Latin also makes no effort to distinguish between short and long vowels, and pronounces intervocalic "s" as "z". It's almost as bad as pronouncing Latin as if it were English (DjuLiÖs sEeZar)