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::::For ''visual'' in particular, the genitive is evidently to be preferred. Merriam-Webster characterizes ''visualis'' as "Late Latin." ¶ Maybe an earlier author's ''modus'' isn't the best word, and something like ''usus'' would be better—or some altogether different idiom, like Ainsworth's (eighteenth-century) suggestion, ''ad visionem pertinens.'' [[Usor:IacobusAmor|IacobusAmor]] 19:57, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC) |
::::For ''visual'' in particular, the genitive is evidently to be preferred. Merriam-Webster characterizes ''visualis'' as "Late Latin." ¶ Maybe an earlier author's ''modus'' isn't the best word, and something like ''usus'' would be better—or some altogether different idiom, like Ainsworth's (eighteenth-century) suggestion, ''ad visionem pertinens.'' [[Usor:IacobusAmor|IacobusAmor]] 19:57, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC) |
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Emendatio ex 21:03, 21 Martii 2010
Ave, usor ignote! Mos noster est non iniurias contra alios usores dicere, sicut nuper fecisti. Vide Vicipaedia:Invitatio. Vale! --UV 15:31, 26 Septembris 2009 (UTC)
- Ave. Ut tu debes scire, solum oportet formulam "tiro" uti cum ipse impones in pagina quam scribes. Si latinitatem paginae cuiusdam dubites, utere formulam "latinitas" gradu minore dando. Gratias.--Rafaelgarcia 23:47, 3 Novembris 2009 (UTC)
De Hierosolimis
Salve, usor ignote. Fortasse a Consociatione Nationum Hierosolyma non agnoscuntur, sed de facto sunt urbs Israelis --Xaverius 19:36, 16 Novembris 2009 (UTC)
- Iterum salve. Iam non reverti mutationem recentissimam tuam, sed te moneo, in ho modo non categorias deleas. Hyerosolima sunt etiam in Israele.--Xaverius 08:40, 17 Novembris 2009 (UTC)
- Secundum quem, te rogo? Secundum Zionistas modo et socios eorum, at non secundum Nationes Unitas.
- Paginam protegi pro tempore quia inutile est bellum gerere categoriarum.
- Nobis necesse est quomodo res se habent (et habuerunt) scribere; possumus et addere de rebus quas vult Nationes Unitae aliique homines. Possumus igitur de statu Hierosolymae pleniter scribere in pagina ipsa (et, si necesse sit, in pagina disputationis). Conventum aperi: nobis adiuva! Andrew Dalby 16:10, 17 Novembris 2009 (UTC)
- Secundum quem, te rogo? Secundum Zionistas modo et socios eorum, at non secundum Nationes Unitas.
Iterum
Iterum salve, usor ignote. Usor alius mutationem nefastam tuam apud Gandalf revertit. Bis fecisti hanc mutationem, et bis revertimus, si ter facias egomet te obstruam.--Xaverius 15:03, 16 Februarii 2010 (UTC)
- Ut dixi, nunc ago. Obstructus es.--Xaverius 15:35, 9 Martii 2010 (UTC)
De Ex(s)uperio
Vide, s.t.p., Disputatio:Exsuperius (episcopus Tolosanus). Andrew Dalby 17:03, 20 Martii 2010 (UTC)
de scriptura
I blocked you and Pantocrator for a couple of hours. Sorry, but you both contributed to the crossing of the impoliteness threshold. But thanks for the immediate improvement to Scriptura. I hadn't met John Roman before. Andrew Dalby 21:54, 20 Martii 2010 (UTC)::
- It was just a very rapid translation of the Simple English article - which isn't much good itself.
- Well the Ciceroism was at least grammatical. Modus is masculine, so per modum visualem. Oculorum still probably better. --Ioscius ∞ 15:04, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC)
- oops, yes, careless. But, by means of eyes? An adjective is generall to be preferred to a genitive in Latin
- For visual in particular, the genitive is evidently to be preferred. Merriam-Webster characterizes visualis as "Late Latin." ¶ Maybe an earlier author's modus isn't the best word, and something like usus would be better—or some altogether different idiom, like Ainsworth's (eighteenth-century) suggestion, ad visionem pertinens. IacobusAmor 19:57, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC)
- Can we just write Latin, and stop trying to be twee?
- For visual in particular, the genitive is evidently to be preferred. Merriam-Webster characterizes visualis as "Late Latin." ¶ Maybe an earlier author's modus isn't the best word, and something like usus would be better—or some altogether different idiom, like Ainsworth's (eighteenth-century) suggestion, ad visionem pertinens. IacobusAmor 19:57, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC)
- oops, yes, careless. But, by means of eyes? An adjective is generall to be preferred to a genitive in Latin
- Well the Ciceroism was at least grammatical. Modus is masculine, so per modum visualem. Oculorum still probably better. --Ioscius ∞ 15:04, 21 Martii 2010 (UTC)