Forum Romanum


Subject:	Re: Rome's fall: Christianity to blame?
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:26:28 +0100

Err, don't you mean the statute was removed, not the statue?
Augustina

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Date: 16 August 1998 15:06
Subject: [novaroma] Re: Rome's fall: Christianity to blame?

>From: C--------us622@--------
>
>In a message dated 98-08-16 02:15:44 EDT, you write:
>
><< The Western Empire was a lost cause before the statue was removed and
the
> vestals kicked out. It did not have the manpower and resources to turn
the
> tide back. And the other undebateable fact is that the once pagan Eastern
> Empire SURVIVED the neglect of those same pagan gods.
> >>
>
>I can't help laughing as the song goes through my head...
>
>"It's Istanbul, not Constantinople..." :)
>
>Thank the gods, I've finally found some humor in this blasted thread!!!
>
>Vale,
>
>Marcus Cassius Julianus
>
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Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:41:09 +0100

Err does it matter if Caesar did have dealings with men?
I don't think it does!
If that's what he wanted, it's what he wanted!!
Augustina

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From: m--------oon@-------- m--------oon@--------
To: <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a> <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a>
Date: 16 August 1998 20:23
Subject: [novaroma] Re: McCullough

>From: m--------oon@--------
>
>C--------us622@-------- wrote:
>
>>
>> That was a fun series! Have you read the books by Colleen McCullough?
>>
>And if you haven't, rest assured that the esteemed Consul will make sure
>that you DO! And you'll be very grateful. Before he and Pat introduced
>me to the Masters of Rome series, all I had read was the murky and kind
>of soppy Thorn Birds.
>
>But take it as you find it: McCullough is obstinate on the fact that
>Gaius Julius was *never* involved with guys. It was all a
>misunderstanding and/or vicious Senate gossip, she says.
>
>Dex, any counterarguments?
>
>-- Claudia
>
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Subject:	Re: the experiment
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:47:59 +0100

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Date: 16 August 1998 20:59
Subject: the experiment

This is an experiment. I hope it will seem interesting enough to you to
make you want to participate. Email messages fly to and fro, all over
the world. Lots of jokes, cute sayings, etc. seem to take on a life of
their own as they get forwarded to more and more email addresses. I've
often thought that it is too bad we can't see where these well-traveled
messages have been. I'll bet we'd be amazed at the list of addresses
some have visited.
There is a way to find out. Just add your first name, location, date
and maybe a very short comment to the bottom of this message and send it
out to your list of email friends. Eventually it may return to you. If
it does, you'll be able to see all the places it has been since it first
left your computer. (Cut and paste - keep it tidy.)

1. Allen, Buckinghamshire, England, 29 Jun 1998 (originator of this
message.)
2. LuJane, Palouse Washington (and Potlatch Idaho)
3. Lynne, Newark, California 30 June 1998
4. Judi, Lillington, NC - 7-1-98
5. Tammy, Washington, The state (6-30-98)
6. Marie, Manteca, california
7. Carla, Kent, Washington,(state)6-30-98
8. Dedri, Washington, 6-30-98
9. joni, Dayton, Ohio 6/2/98
10. Johnny Boy, Cleveland, Ohio 1998.07.02
11. Ciara, Suffern, New York 7-4-98 ( lol......what's another
e-mail experiment among friends ) <smile>
12. Carol, Reno, Nevada 7-4-98 {I think that this is cute, hope that it
makes it around the world} <smile =o)
13. Anne, Oregon 7/4/98 Happy 4th of July
14. Docia, Tampa, FL 7-4-98
15. Theresa, Millbrae, CA 7-4-98
16. Verna, San Diego,CA. 7/4/98
17. Lois, Littlefield, Tx. 7/4/98
18. Pattie, Albany, NY 7/4/98
19. Sharon, Kent,WA 7/4/98
20. Arnoldo, Poughkeepsie, NY 7/5/98
21. Patricia, NJ 7/5/98
22. Kate: Sydney, Australia.... 7/5/98
23. Pat, Virginia Beach, Va. 7/5/98
24. Peg, Akron, Ohio 7/6/98
25. Barbara, Bornheim, Germany 07-06-98, Nice idea......
26. Dorothy, Long Island New York...This is fun!! Hope everyone joins
in!
27. Rita, Holyoke, Massachusets 07/06/98 Keep it going!
28. Millie, Northern California 7/6/98
29. Gloria, Stone Mountain, GA. Keep it going! 7/6/98
30. Kathleen, Seattle Washington USA 7/6/98
31. papai(john legge), Pikeville,KY,USA 7/7/98 (cute idea!)
32. Scarlet(Robin),Tampa,Fl.7/7/98 (hope someone keeps track!)
33. greg (eaglez) LaCrosse, WI 7/7/98
34. kitkat, Texas =^..^=, July 7, 1998 It's hot as ~@##!!....here!!
35. Ron (WzRD;-) Red Deer, Alberta, Canada 98/07/07 "Just back from
vacation in Ohio!"
36. Char(PeaChezz) Erie, Pennsylvania 07/08/98 "Greetings to all"
:)
37. Dee(Brez) Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 07/08/98 "Hurry back..I'm
anxious to see where I've been!!"
38. Barb (babbz) Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 07/08/98 Keep it going.
39. Cheryl aka Choas Saratoga Springs, New York 7/9/98 "Hello to all!
I'm awaiting a new destination!"
40. Georgia Peach, St. Marys, GA 7/9/98.. although I wish I was
somewhere else on vacation.. can I follow this e-mail? :-)
41. Cherie' aka Needlebabe,Toms River,NJ7/10/98...My life is one big
vacation.NOT!lol
42. Sue aka Pseudo, Fayetteville, NC, 7/10/98...Life is for living,
Never stop smiling :)
43. Elaine, Spanaway, Wa. 7-10-98 (Good idea, nice to see where people
are from)
44. Heather, Bremerton, WA 7-11-98 (keep on keepin on!)
45. Rachel, Jacksonville, Florida, I'll try it! :)
46. Debbie in Pensacola, Florida...Whee, this is FUN!!! 7-14-98
47. Teresa aka Southern4sure in Mobile, Alabama 7-14-98. (hehehe....I
love these, Can I come along too!!)
48. Denis Doo aka GR .. Johannesburg, South Africa .. July 14th,
1998 .. Hi y'all :o)
49. Marge Kelly in Durban, South Africa. July 15, 1998. I feel like I've
got a million pen-pals....Love y'all!! 50.Gail van der Merwe Durban
South Africa July 15, 1998 - a great idea- around the world in one
e-mail
51. Gail Farmer - Kwa Zulu Natal - RSA - 15July98 - back to England Gary
and Genine!
52. Penny Lankester - Cape Town, South Africa - isn't technology great ?
53. Ilze Lopes - Cape Town, South Africa - Italy here I come ????
pleaaaasssseee ..... :)))))))
54. Brenda Schutte - after bouncing a bit in south Africa, let's hit the
ball again to soft land in Europe and the States !!
55. Gordon McKelvie - Cape Town, South Africa - Amazing! - Keep it
going.
56.Sandy Lotz-Cape Town, South Africa-17/7/98 - Whee - around the world
in 90 days takes on a new meaning - keep it goin' !!
57. Juliette Darroch - Cape Town July 17 1998 - virtual hitch hiking, I
like it!
58. Graham Ulrich - Cape Town, South Africa, July 20 1998
59. Deidre Lee - Bellville, South Africa, July 20, 1998 - Up, up, and
away.. this is great!
60. Tersha Van Deventer, Claremont, Cape Town, July 20 1998 (Always
wanted to do this!!! yipee.....)
61. Louise Ciolli, Claremont,, Cape Town, South Africa (As wonderful as
sunny South Africa is, lets' go global!!! Please!)
62. Laeni Spiers, Kenilworth, CAPE TOWN (Why not....)
63. Max Blumberg, London (Waiting it's return on this beautiful London
day), July 20 1998
64. Symon Blomfield - Manningtree, Essex - The Turquoise Coast
65. Helen Kaye Watts - Sydney, Australia
66. Peter Bailey - Sydney, Australia
67. Susie Hall - Lismore, NSW Australia. (Keen to talk to anyone in
Zimbabwe - sooz@-------- )
68. Richard Jowsey, Suquamish, Washington, USA, 13 Aug 1998... OK, so
who's gonna be #69 ??? <g>
69. Judy, Minneapolis MN -- 14 August 98. My lucky number???
70. Lynn, Minneapolis, MN -- 15 August 98... my parent's 28th
anniversary!
71. Scott, Toronto, ON -- 15 August 98
72. Bob, Tulsa, OK -- 16 August 98 (looking for pen pals from everywhere
...my addy is --------ie76_@-------- )
73. Nicola, Manchester, England. 17th August 98, aka Jerry Hardin's No.1
Fan etc. aka Augustina Iulia Caesaria.
Hiya everyone/ salvate omnes!


Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 03:09:20 +0100

Love is love, no matter whether it's between man and man, woman and man or
woman and woman!
Anyway sexual relations is not allthere is to love.
A parent loves his/her child.
One loves ones friends and relatins.
Love is special and it does not matter if Caesar shared his love with men or
women!
Iulia Caesaria

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From: Dexippus@-------- Dexippus@--------
To: <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a> <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a>
Date: 17 August 1998 04:03
Subject: [novaroma] Re: McCullough

>From: Dexippus@--------
>
>In a message dated 98-08-16 14:18:10 EDT, you write:
>
><< But take it as you find it: McCullough is obstinate on the fact that
> Gaius Julius was *never* involved with guys. It was all a
> misunderstanding and/or vicious Senate gossip, she says.
>
> Dex, any counterarguments? >>
>
>I am not familiar with McCullough or her writings. But I would declare
that
>Gaius Julius was very much involved with men of his choosing. Oh the days
of
>Rome when men and women were bound not by limited notions of love and
>affection....
>
>--Dexippus
>
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Subject:	Re: Prayers for a child
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 03:18:25 +0100

He is in my prayers!
Iulia Caesaria

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From: Amethyst C Light amethystcrystallight@--------
To: <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a> <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a>
Date: 17 August 1998 04:22
Subject: [novaroma] Prayers for a child

>From: amethystcrystallight@-------- (Amethyst C Light)
>
>Salvete!!
>
>I have volunteered to ask the people on the 2 big mailing lists I belong
>to (Laura Ingalls Wilder and this one) to pray, chant, light candles, do
>whatever voodoo they do so well for the son of the woman giving Terre
>--------I S--------u--------(Leg----------------...). He h--------een di--------sed with
>meningitis and will be spending the next 48 - 72 hours in the hospital.
>He is 10 1/2 months old.
>
>Terre is showing no signs (thank the Gods) and neither am I (a big deal,
>since I'm pregnant), but I will be keeping an eye on both of us.
>
>His Hebrew name is impossible for me to figure out how to spell, but I do
>believe the Gods will know who your talking about if you mention Rafi
>Strauss.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Vale!!!!!
><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
>Amethystia Ivnia Crystallina and Primus Ivnia Terrelina
>amethystcrystallight@--------
>
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Subject:	Re: Voting and the Assemblies
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 03:22:48 +0100

Err salve again Germani,
Thanx for everything (I'm sure I say that each time I email you)
What century and/or tribe am I in (or hasn't it been arranged yet?)
Thanx
Iulia Caesaria
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From: Flavius Vedius Germa--------s germa--------s@--------
To: <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a> <a href="mailto:novaroma@--------" >novaroma@--------</a>
Date: 17 August 1998 04:24
Subject: [novaroma] Voting and the Assemblies

>From: "Flavius Vedius Germa--------s" germa--------s@-------- >
>Salvete Omnes!
>
>Given recent events, I've had the opportunity and need to look through the
>voting procedures in our Constitution. Just to overview, we have three
>assemblies; the Comitia Populi (which has tribes), the Comitia Centuriata
>(which has centuries), and the Comitia Plebis (which has tribes, and is
only
>made up of plebian Citizens). By the way, all Citizens are assigned to
>centuries and tribes as they join; it just hasn't been relevant before now
>(the two votes that have taken place were in the Comitia Centuriata, and
>each Century is only made up of one person, which made things easy).
>
>Historically, the Comitia Populi was a "rump assembly" that had theoretical
>power to pass laws, but never did so in fact. Their role was ceremonial; to
>rubber-stamp appointments and elections of magistrates, handle some obscure
>points of law and family, etc. Obviously we need to get the elections going
>for the speakers of the tribes of the Comitia Populi, but I think we should
>get rid of even the theoretical capability to pass laws, as that power was
>quickly taken over historically by the other two Assemblies.
>
>Both the Comitia Centuriata and the Comitia Plebis currently elect speakers
>of their centuries and tribes, who then vote on any given issue. While that
>was needed when votes were taken face-to-face, I think that it's an
>unnecessary complication today. I would propose that we should change the
>wording so that the centuries and tribes vote directly, and the majority
>within each carries the day. (Thus, everyone in tribe I is counted, and the
>majority determines which way the tribe votes. Everyone in tribe II votes,
>and the majority determines the vote for the tribe. Etc.)
>
>This isn't an official call for a vote to change things, but just to get
>peoples' thoughts on the issue. Anyone?
>
>Vale,
>
>Flavius Vedius Germanicus
>
>"The Roman Republic is Reborn!"
>
>Nova Roma
>Post Office Box 1688
>Morristown, NJ 07962
>www.novaroma.org
>
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Subject:	Re: Voting and the Assemblies: sorry wrong address NIM
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 03:31:57 +0100


Subject:	Re: A couple of Latin sites
From:	Greg Rothenberger gregor59@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:43:25 -0700

Lucius wrote:

> Ave et Salvete
> Mille Gratii tibi ago, Greg{ get a Roman name ;>) } This is a great
> example of the use of the mail list, sharingf resouces and information. I
> had one site bookmarked before our hard drive crashed but the other one I
> have not seen yet. BTW have you sent in your citizenship application yet
> ;-).
> Valete Cinicnnatus

Well, I've come up with a Roman name, but I don't want to make it public
until it's official (?). Yes, I have sent in my citizenship application,
late
Friday night or early Saturday morning (local time). I guess that's what
I'm waiting for to make the name "official."

Greg
Louisville, Kentucky (USA)
gregor59@--------


Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:	Greg Rothenberger gregor59@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:46:16 -0700

m--------oon@-------- wrote:

> > That was a fun series! Have you read the books by Colleen McCullough?
> >
> And if you haven't, rest assured that the esteemed Consul will make sure
> that you DO! And you'll be very grateful. Before he and Pat introduced
> me to the Masters of Rome series, all I had read was the murky and kind
> of soppy Thorn Birds.

I've looked at it, but since the author also wrote "Thornbirds," I was
hesitant
about reading it. I wanted to read some others first. But, from what I've
heard here, it's not the same. So, I'll add it to my list.

Thanks,

Greg
Louisville, Kentucky (USA)
gregor59@--------


Subject:	Re: Festus' last word on "all that".
From:	"Lucius" vergil@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 01:03:18 -0400

>> expressed, or in Pythia's case, vented, their views, and I make no
apologies
>> for doing so myself.
>>
>
>> I apologize to you if my comments precipitated your decicion to leave. I
saw
>> the direction this thread was going and I backed off. Whether or not I
was
>> "venting" is up to the beholder's POV, I suppose. I certainly don't want
you
>be
>> uncomfortable here and I am sure that was not the goal of anyone else. I
hope
>> you find a list where you are more at home.
>
>Pythia
>
Salve et Salvete
Pythia don't bother yourself about it. I just hope that whatever new
"citizens" we get Read the Website and understand it before they apply.
Vale Lucius Equitius


Subject:	Re: A bit of list sanity...
From:	Greg Rothenberger gregor59@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 00:27:56 -0700

Megas-Robinson wrote:

> I am currently re-reading the M. Didus Falco novels by Lindsay Davies.
> After you finish with Gordianus, you may want to give these others a
> read. They're set in the time of Vespasian and are a bit "lighter" than
> the Saylor novels.

I've got "Last Act in Palmyra," but I haven't started it yet. It came into
the store as a bargain book, so I bought it then. I'm planning on reading
it next. Thanks for the recommendation.

Greg
Louisville, Kentucky (USA)
gregor59@--------


Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:07:41 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-16 22:11:01 EDT, you write:

<< Love is love, no matter whether it's between man and man, woman and man or
woman and woman!
Anyway sexual relations is not allthere is to love.
A parent loves his/her child.
One loves ones friends and relatins.
Love is special and it does not matter if Caesar shared his love with men or
women! >>

I absolutely agree Ceasaria. Most people today have too many hang-ups about
other people's relations.

--Dexippus


Subject:	Re: Voting and the Assemblies
From:	Dexippus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:11:02 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-16 22:18:48 EDT, you write:

<< By the way, all Citizens are assigned to
centuries and tribes as they join; it just hasn't been relevant before now
(the two votes that have taken place were in the Comitia Centuriata, and
each Century is only made up of one person, which made things easy).
>>

Ok...I'm fine with that, but how do I know which century and tribe I belong
to?

--Dexippus


Subject:	Re: Festus' last word on "all that".
From:	Dexippus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:21:52 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-16 23:14:45 EDT, you write:

<< Only a neo-pagan, who selects his gods in
the same manner as selecting ice cream flavors, really has a vested interest
in Nova Roma. >>

It is statements like this that made you the "bad guy". No one personally
attacked you or your beliefs until you began condescending remarks towards us
(i.e. "if worshipers of Apollo don't believe their religion worthy of
sharing..." etc.).

I for one do not wish to see you leave Nova Roma because you may have resented
some defensive remarks or feel you did not win your point, but I believe our
goal(s) were clearly presented on the webpage that I believe must have
prompted your application for citizenship. And our notion of re-establishing
the Religio Roman (or "superstition" as you so put it) has not been hidden or
down-played anywhere on the website or in discussion but has always been a
real endeavor for us here.

If you still wish to relieve us of your citizenship, then I wish you well on
your journey wherever it shall lead you.

--Dexippus


Subject:	Re: Voting and the Assemblies
From:	"Flavius Vedius Germanicus" germanicus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:17:19 -0400

> From: Dexippus@--------
>
> Ok...I'm fine with that, but how do I know which century and
> tribe I belong
> to?
>

I was going to send that out with the big magistrate vote in December (when,
hopefully, the centuries will actually vote according to majorities within
them). Does the number of your century really matter at this stage? Same
thing with your tribe in the comitia plebis and populi; it really hasn't
been relevant up until now. I could send a private email to everyone in Nova
Roma telling them their century and tribes, I suppose, but why? I'd just
have to send it out again in November...

Germanicus


Subject:	Re: Voting and the Assemblies
From:	Dexippus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:33:37 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-17 15:27:22 EDT, you write:

<< Does the number of your century really matter at this stage? Same
thing with your tribe in the comitia plebis and populi; it really hasn't
been relevant up until now. I could send a private email to everyone in Nova
Roma telling them their century and tribes, I suppose, but why? I'd just
have to send it out again in November... >>

Oh...I agree. I just thought that maybe I missed an e-mail or something.
Thanks for clarifying.

--Dexippus


Subject:	Re: My name!!!
From:	"Mike Dunn" Mike_Dunn@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 22:13:06 +0100

Salvate omnes!

I have, at last, decided upon my final name. I am also a full, legal citizen
now!!
My new name is:
Augustina Iulia Caesaria
I haven't joined the Gens. Iulia, I've formed my own: Iulia Caesaria.
I'm the second Gens. from Britain, well so I've been informed.
Valeta for now!
Iulia Caesaria


Subject:	Rafi update!!
From:	amethystcrystallight@--------)
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 16:32:06 -0500

Salvete,

Well, it seems that Rafi is 'out of danger' (I told his mother he wasn't
really 'in' danger, but she is a worryer -- I can relate sometimes). He
has spend the better part of today trying to pull the leads from his
chest and doing his best to get out of there. He will be sent home
tomorrow night.

Terre is just fine. Neither of us is showing signs of anything. At
least that part of our lives is boring :-).

Thanks again to all who sent prayers or did rituals, or whatever on Rafis
behalf.

Vale!!!!!
<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
Amethystia Ivnia Crystallina and Primus Ivnia Terrelina
amethystcrystallight@--------


Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:	missmoon@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 18:46:51 -0400

Dexippus@-------- wrote:
>
> From: Dexippus@--------
>
> In a message dated 98-08-16 22:11:01 EDT, you write:
>
> << Love is love, no matter whether it's between man and man, woman and man or
> woman and woman!
> Anyway sexual relations is not allthere is to love.
> A parent loves his/her child.
> One loves ones friends and relatins.
> Love is special and it does not matter if Caesar shared his love with men or
> women! >>
>
> I absolutely agree Ceasaria. Most people today have too many hang-ups about
> other people's relations.
>
Well honey, if yer gonna get yer knickers in a twist over what other
people do in bed, you might as well grab yer ruby slippers and get the
heck outta Oz. I always sez.

Personally, I think Gaius Julius was a hot number and it was his duty to
spread it around! For the good of all, of course.

-- F. Claudia


Subject:	Eagle!
From:	"Lucius" vergil@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 21:56:53 -0400

Salvete Quirites
I received my copy of the Eagle today and it looks GREAT. Color,
nice layout, I'm impressed.
I've always believed that great things come from small beginnings. So,
I leave you all with my favorite quote from Vergil," They are able because
they think they are able."
Vale Cincinnatus


Subject:	Re: Eagle!
From:	missmoon@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 23:25:25 -0400

Lucius wrote:
>
> From: "Lucius" v--------l@--------
>
> Salvete Quirites
> I received my copy of the Eagle today and it looks GREAT. Color,
> nice layout, I'm impressed.
> I've always believed that great things come from small beginnings. So,
> I leave you all with my favorite quote from Vergil," They are able because
> they think they are able."
> Vale Cincinnatus

Oooh, does this mean we can count on you for an article???
My thanks to Patricia Cassia, Link, Flavia Gladia, and M. Gladius Saevus
(who had the Latin Joke of the Month!). All of you did excellent jobs!

And thank you, Cincinnatus, for your kind words.

-- F. Claudia


Subject:	Re: My name!!!
From:	Dexippus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 23:36:12 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-17 17:17:53 EDT, you write:

<< I have, at last, decided upon my final name. I am also a full, legal
citizen
now!!
My new name is:
Augustina Iulia Caesaria >>

Well welcome aboard! Glad to see our British family growing!

--Dexippus


Subject:	Re: McCullough
From:	Dexippus@--------
Date:	Mon, 17 Aug 1998 23:38:55 EDT

In a message dated 98-08-17 18:49:51 EDT, you write:

<< you might as well grab yer ruby slippers and get the heck outta Oz. >>

How did you know I had ruby slippers???? Have you been rummeging through my
wardrobe again?

<<<Personally, I think Gaius Julius was a hot number and it was his duty to
spread it around! For the good of all, of course.>>>

Share the wealth! As I always say! : )

--Dexippus