-
Ludus latrunculorum, latrunculi, or
simply latrones ("the game of brigands", or "the game of soldiers" from latrunculus,
diminutive of latro, mercenary...
- The
Seven Robbers (Latin:
Septem latrones) were
martyrs on the
island of
Corcyra (Corfu) in the 2nd
century AD.
Their names were Saturninus, Insischolus...
- may be in Ovid's Ars Amatoria. In book III (c. 8 CE),
after discussing latrones, a po****r
board game, Ovid wrote:
There is
another game
divided into as...
- collatam". Archive.org.
Retrieved 2016-05-14. Tunc
crucifixerunt **** eo duo
latrones, unus a
dextris nomine Zoatham et unus a
sinistris nomine Camma, Belsheim...
- area, were also
mocked by the
ancient Romans with the
pejorative term
latrones mastrucati 'thieves
wearing rough woolen garments'. In 594, Pope Gregory...
- [laˈðɾoŋs] ladrós [laˈðɾɔs]
ladrois [laˈðɾojs] ladrões ladrões
ladrones latrones thieves irmán [iɾˈmaŋ]
irmao [iɾˈmaʊ] irmão irmão
hermano germ**** brother...
- Amatoria,
according to R. C. Bell. In book III (c. 8 CE),
after discussing latrones, a po****r
board game, Ovid wrote:[1] Est genus, in
totidem tenui ratione...
- very
similar decoration of the
phrase "Tunc
crucifixerant Xpi **** eo duos
latrones" (Matthew 27:38), Christ's
crucifixion together with two thieves. In the...
- (1946-1964). 19 (214): 36–38. ISSN 0269-3593. Wortley, John (1996). "DE
LATRONE CONVERSO : THE TALE OF THE
CONVERTED ROBBER (BHG 1450kb W861)". Byzantion...
- barbarians", with
these inhabitants also
known by the
manifestly pejorative term
latrones mastrucati ("thieves with a
rough garment in wool"). The region, still...
