S.P.Q.R. (Senatus Populusque Romanus)
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Roma Victor
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"the romans never got denmark ! they were afraid of the danish vikings.."
There were no vikings in the roman days you stupid fuck!
And they didn't get "beat up" by the indians they couldn't connect trade so they were forced to leave.
You're so god damn stupid.
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Romulus and Remus not romolo and remo and the she-wolf's name was Lupa
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doesn't it translate to the "The Senate and the People of Rome"?
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@Yezidism07 Actually, let me correct you on that translation. S.P.Q.R stands for SENATVS POPVLVSQVE ROMANVS. Senatus stands for Senate. Populus stands for people, with Romanus being its adjective meaning roman. Que is a suffix meaning and. The correct translation would be "Senate and Roman People", not of.
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@Yezidism07 It would be "Senate and People of Rome" :) "Que" means "and" , it is always written on the end of the second word in latin, but when you translate it, you read it like it is between first and second word ;)
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I know this is 4 years old and everything but that is a wrong translation. the "que" on the end of Populus is an enclitic conjunction meaning "and". Ergo, it means "The Senate and People of Rome" or literary "The Senate and the Roman People"
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SPQR Največji nobi na slovenski vojni plemen svet 4 !!
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Nice production
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@Nightmonkey17 are you Maximus?
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S.P.Q.R. = The Senate and the People of Rome!!!
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@Yezidism07 Actually it is a slight bit different. The way I was taught is "The Senate and Roman People (or people of Rome)." The -que at the end of populus is basically "et," another way of saying "and."
what does senatus populusque romanus mean in english?
kerrigan123454758 4 years ago
S.P.Q.R. = "Senate of Roman Peoples", Senate is the room of the senators a first example of democracy, because before Romans the people considering theyr king how a god, for the romans the god was the Senate! ;)
Yezidism07 4 years ago
Jaa, what a wonderful video. The best are the maps at the beginning. Very interesting with the dates. Where you have found them ?
hoffmann9471 4 years ago
in wikipedia Paul ;)
Yezidism07 4 years ago
Well Done!
PlasmaDude47 4 years ago
thanks Don! ;)
Yezidism07 4 years ago