Robert Black Eagle wrote:

You have never read Tacitus or even much in Cicero or old man Julius, have you. Compact seems not to apply to any of these, except when Julius was being a plitician or Cicero was making a rhetorical point.
I must admit that I didn't go very far beyond "De bello gallico" with my reading in latin, more than 35 years ago at an age when I wasn't extremely interested in Caesar's tales about bashing the Gauls.

- Computational algorithms in latin are a bit clumsy and
hard to implement, think of
		MCCCXCXXXVIII + LXXXIX = ???

Easily solved. Enter Hindu (excuse me, Arabic) numerals and convert the output. Now -- Sanskrit might be a bit harder.
That should indeed be easy - but where is the sportsmanship in doing so?

Klaus

_______________________________________________
Linux-users mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unsubscribe/Suspend/Etc -> http://www.linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users

Reply via email to