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July 22, 2024Martial epigrams II.XIII2 minutesPlayA wry observation from Martial before recommending his friend pay his creditor first.Et iudex petit et petit patronus.Both the judge seeks and the patron seeks.Et ("and") is a conjunction.Iudex ("judge") is in the nominative singular formPetit ("seeks") is the third person singular present active indicative of "peto," meaning "to seek" or "to ask for."Et ("and")Patronus ("patron or advocate") is in the nominative singular form....moreShareView all episodesBy Cristo Australis522 ratingsJuly 22, 2024Martial epigrams II.XIII2 minutesPlayA wry observation from Martial before recommending his friend pay his creditor first.Et iudex petit et petit patronus.Both the judge seeks and the patron seeks.Et ("and") is a conjunction.Iudex ("judge") is in the nominative singular formPetit ("seeks") is the third person singular present active indicative of "peto," meaning "to seek" or "to ask for."Et ("and")Patronus ("patron or advocate") is in the nominative singular form....moreMore shows like Daily LatinView allLouis French Lessons343 ListenersTop-Thema mit Vokabeln | Audios | DW Deutsch lernen130 ListenersIn Our Time: Philosophy862 ListenersEmperors of Rome1,525 ListenersLatinitium — Latin literature, history, and expressions65 ListenersSatura Lanx - Latin language and literature for beginners89 ListenersThe Symbolic World828 ListenersSecunda Mensa15 ListenersThe Ezra Klein Show15,114 ListenersLatin in Layman’s - A Rhetoric Revolution34 ListenersLatinitas Animi Causa: Latin for Fun25 ListenersThe Latin PodClass20 ListenersThe Latin Tutor4 ListenersRem Tene!16 ListenersColloquia Facilia: Easy Latin Dialogues5 Listeners
A wry observation from Martial before recommending his friend pay his creditor first.Et iudex petit et petit patronus.Both the judge seeks and the patron seeks.Et ("and") is a conjunction.Iudex ("judge") is in the nominative singular formPetit ("seeks") is the third person singular present active indicative of "peto," meaning "to seek" or "to ask for."Et ("and")Patronus ("patron or advocate") is in the nominative singular form.
July 22, 2024Martial epigrams II.XIII2 minutesPlayA wry observation from Martial before recommending his friend pay his creditor first.Et iudex petit et petit patronus.Both the judge seeks and the patron seeks.Et ("and") is a conjunction.Iudex ("judge") is in the nominative singular formPetit ("seeks") is the third person singular present active indicative of "peto," meaning "to seek" or "to ask for."Et ("and")Patronus ("patron or advocate") is in the nominative singular form....more
A wry observation from Martial before recommending his friend pay his creditor first.Et iudex petit et petit patronus.Both the judge seeks and the patron seeks.Et ("and") is a conjunction.Iudex ("judge") is in the nominative singular formPetit ("seeks") is the third person singular present active indicative of "peto," meaning "to seek" or "to ask for."Et ("and")Patronus ("patron or advocate") is in the nominative singular form.