Latin French dictionary

This is a parchment music page that I found in a Paris bookstall 50 years ago.

In this video, I want to talk a little bit about Newton's first law of motion,

The present day English word doubt started as a Latin word, dubitare .

Fallaces sunt rerum species.

It's Latin.

And on it, it says, in Latin

Centrum est obscurus.

Tenebrae respiratis.

Is it Latin?

Do you speak Latin?

He just told them to let us in.

From hebrew to greek to latin to tyndale,

Why would anyone in their right mind reinsert a silent letter into a spelling?

The two kingdoms both considered themselves Roman, though they spoke Latin in the West and Greek in the East

If you think about the Islamic Golden Age, there was lots of translation then.

Latin'alumen '

Latin'silex '

Latin'ferrum '

Latin

It's Latin.

They're speaking Latin.

I don't know the Latin language.

About 100 years later, scribes who wrote English but also knew Latin, started to reinsert the b into the word's spelling, even though no one pronounced it that way.

Latin'tellus' or'telluris' for'Planet Earth '

Latin'argentum 'for silver

Latin'stannum 'for tin

Latin'plumbum 'for Lead

Can you possibly know that?

Many English words are derived from Latin.

Or you can go all the way back to 63 A.D. (Laughter) and there's this poor man who doesn't like the way people are speaking Latin.

I think that's latin.

Latin

Who speaks Latin?

Let's start with this one.

Oh... e pluribus unum.

Latin'carboneum 'for carbon

Latin'calx 'for'lime'

And hope actually is at the heart of this.

Renovatio in Latin means rebirth.

And I went back and I read a whole host of memory treatises, treatises written 2,000 plus years ago in Latin, in antiquity, and then later, in the Middle Ages.

But there is a better translation.

So we went to the doctors, said, Would you mind us taking them up?

It's an extinct Latin American language.

Latin is a dead language.