Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
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When you're old and blind, a therapeutic nod in the PM is acceptable.indignor quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus
Having a little experience here, I wonder whether Eul might occasionally choose to roll in la mierda (I'm still in Chilean mode) on orders.and eul frequently falls flat on her face in the shit!
indignor quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus -
and eul frequently falls flat on her face in the shit!
is that Dictionary of Italian Family Names online?
It's the kind of thing I love browsing.
My real and my nickname not exist in Italy. Both seems unique.You can see a list of Italian family names here , with interesting graphics about their diffusion: http://www.gens.info/italia/it/turismo-viaggi-e-tradizioni-italia#.XEHYlPZFxto
Just click on a family name or insert one, and see what happens...
indignor quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus -
and eul frequently falls flat on her face in the shit!
is that Dictionary of Italian Family Names online?
It's the kind of thing I love browsing.
Ah it's one of those Google Books that only lets you see certain pages, and won't let me see that one!
But thanks for the link, it's useful to know the details of the book, 2017 I see so should be up-to-date with scholarship.
Its all Latin to me!Here is a screenshot of that page...
Thanks Gabriella, most interesting. It confirms that there was one little slip in your note above,
Sebile, Sebille etc. wasn't a name for Charlemagne, but his (second) wife, according to medieval romances;
it's an Old French form of Sibyl. As the entry says, that name is often 'crossed' (incrociato )
with that of the great city of Andalusia, which is probably from an early Phoenician cognate
of Arabic Asfal meaning 'lowland'. So the Sibyl of Seville meets Phlebas the Phoenician
I think we all dodged one there.A long dead ancestor by the name of William Wragg, I came within a gnat's whisker of calling myself Willy Wragg!
I'm sure I've put you in a story once or twice. You were an Admiral in Crux Trek, for one.My name doesn't lend itself very well to be used as a character in a story, which is a pity, but like a lot of us old codgers, I can't be arsed changing it now.
Sure, but where does "Kathy" come from?I had help with my name from friends here on CF it means
terra nova means new land
tramp means A slut disguised as a lady
Sure, but where does "Kathy" come from?
Hmm, a mystery.little change short from real name