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Sun 22 May, 2005 07:30 pm
I was reading something on Virgil and I found this passage and I have no idea what it mean's. X_X If someone could help, that would be great. ^^
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Venit iam magna aetas nova; de caelo mittitur puer, qui vitam deorum habebit deosque videbit et ipse videbitur ab illis. Hic puer reget mundum cui virtutes patris pacem dederunt. Pauca mala, autem, remanebunt, que homines iubebunt laborare atque bellum asperum gerere. Erunt etiam altera bella atque iterum ad Troiam magnus mittetur Achilles. Tum, puer, ubi iam longa aetas te virum fecerit, erunt nulli labores, nulla bella; nautae ex navibus discedent, agricolae quoque iam agros relinquent, terra ipsa omnibus hominibus omnia parabit. Currite, aetates; incipe, parve puer, scire matrem, et erit satis spiritus mihi tua dicere facta.
didn't lovely just ask this?
Came now magna an age nova ; about celibate mittitur boy , quae life downwards government deosque videbit and himself videbitur counting from by these. This boy he will rule clean in which valor father pacem dederunt. A few things jaw , but remanebunt , and homines iubebunt to sink and war violent gerere. Will be as yet the second dessert and again to Troiam large mittetur Achilles. At that time , boy , when now longa an age you virus fecerit , will be nulli to sink nulla dessert ; sailor out of to swim to break up , farmer also now agros to leave behind , earth herself omnibus hominibus omnia prepared. Currite , an age ; to take in hand , child boy , to know matrem , and will be enough breath me your dicere facta.
Um.....what the heck is that? lol
Thank you Raphillon! ...I didn't even notice my friend had put up the same thing X_X lol, sorry.
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