View Full Version : I Poem I wrote in Latin to commemorate the birth of Roman Sandals. In Rome.
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Please post any criticism.
Well the first sentence (as with almost all dummy texts) is ripped directly from Cicero. I have a feeling you may have gotten this directly from http://www.lipsum.com/ . If you did not, (of which I am highly doubtful due to the fact alone that Cicero's text from which you referred is ethical in nature) I sincerely apologise. But seeing as this is not your own work (by the first sentence alone, and as a side note, I have not taken the time to translate it because I believe there are incomplete sentences, which would denote a lack of the understanding of the language) this is a breach of the forum rules. I would recommend this thread be closed (unless I am wrong, which I do admit the possibility of). Also, looking at some of your previous posts, you do not seem to be well acquainted with the academia.
Well the first sentence (as with almost all dummy texts) is ripped directly from Cicero. I have a feeling you may have gotten this directly from http://www.lipsum.com/ . If you did not, (of which I am highly doubtful due to the fact alone that Cicero's text from which you referred is ethical in nature) I sincerely apologise. But seeing as this is not your own work (by the first sentence alone, and as a side note, I have not taken the time to translate it because I believe there are incomplete sentences, which would denote a lack of the understanding of the language) this is a breach of the forum rules. I would recommend this thread be closed (unless I am wrong, which I do admit the possibility of). Also, looking at some of your previous posts, you do not seem to be well acquainted with the academia.
SHUT THE FUCK UP ACOLYTE :mad:
Gorloche
2009-01-15, 00:58
It's not plagiarized, so it stays. I find it tedious to have to translate something I am reading for pleasure, so I'll refrain from comment, but he branched off and did his own thing with it, so it is fine.