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Verbum Vergilium in Dies
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Aeneid 1.31-32: multosque per annos errabant
And they (the Trojans) were wandering for many years. There are many English words derived from each of these words:
mult
iple,
mult
itude,
per
manent,
per
petual,
per
severe,
per
sist,
err
,
err
or,
annu
al,
annui
ty,
perennial
, etc.
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