Omnia venimus a Gallia Cisalpina Ferrum contra universum aquilones Dalmatia gallia atque germania Calidus sanguis inimicorum est Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima Vis et honor legio gemina Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima Hic sunt leones ubi ostes sunt ....... Roma eterna Cesare incedendo Augustoque Heroes rubiconi immobiles Roma victrix et imperium novum Gladio scutum parati ad impetum Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima Vis et honor legio gemina Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima Hic sunt leones ubi ostes sunt..
The pronunciation of the words are in ecclesiastical Latin not in Classical Latin. The 'Ge' like in Germania are pronounced as *ghe not *dge like in Italian or Romanian. Nor is *ce or *ci pronounced as *tse/tsi like in Italian and Romanian but as *ke/ki, cuz C in Classical Latin is always pronounced as a K no matter if it is an 'E' or 'I' next to it. The 'ti' in Dalmatia shouldn't make the sound of 'tsia', but the 'tia' in Dalma-tia should be pronounced as th-ia. But the song was nice. Legio Gemina XIIIth was stationed in Dacia Traiana where I was born in, it was a very powerful Legion that served Julius Caesar in his campaign in Gaul.
WE BOXE = Legio XIII - Canticvum, Thank You very much, Greatful - saved my day; in Memory my Gymnasium-time - reading Latin, ...CAESAR - de bello gallico..........!! - Decades ago /1955/.. aged - but more as happy - came here in - by chance.. Salve... Roma aeterna.. with Greetings from Germany.. 'Heiliges Römisches Reich - Deutscher Nation....
Here in Canada right now we only get to celebrate the 'birthdays' for old fort outposts during which time costumes from the 18th and 19th centuries helping to depict what soldiers from that era looked like which are maybe being worn by actor tourist guides. Unless of course it is maybe queen Victoria's birthday in Victoria, B.C. Canada too. Probable has something to do with bill #21. The above celebration looks to me instead to be of the victory which Jesus Christ achieved which enabled all soldiers in Rome later to go home to their families instead of serving only ancient Rome - for good.
Οχι. Μιλούν λατινικά. Τα Λατινικά ήταν η επίσημη γλώσσα της Ρωμαϊκής Αυτοκρατορίας. Χρησιμοποιήθηκε στη ρωμαϊκή διοίκηση, αλλά και για το δίκαιο, την πολιτική και τη θρησκεία. Αν και συνυπήρχε με άλλες διαλέκτους και την ελληνική, τα λατινικά γρήγορα κατέλαβαν τις άλλες γλώσσες.
@@joebloe6661 εγώ είπα οτι μοιαζουνε δεν είπα ότι είναι ελληνικά κρίμα που δεν μιλάνε οι Ιταλοί λατινικά κρίμα και οι Έλληνες που δεν μιλάνε αρχαία ελληνικα
They are probably italians cause they are speaking italian latin, but in reality it's historically inaccurate cause there was only the classical pronuncation.
🔴🔴🔴 ¡¡¡ GLORIA ETERNA A LA DIVINA ROMA , HIJA DEL DIOS MARTE Y DE LA DIOSA VENUS !!! 💜
ROMA AETERNA
Um momento eterno do tempo, onde as legiões ofereciam ao mundo conhecido respeito e admiração. FORCA E HONRA
Ave Caesar !
Ave imperium !
Roma Victrix , Gladio Scutum parati ad impetum !
Viva Roma eterna è il suo potente esercito..Sarete ricordati in eterno
Omnia venimus a Gallia Cisalpina
Ferrum contra universum aquilones
Dalmatia gallia atque germania
Calidus sanguis inimicorum est
Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima
Vis et honor legio gemina
Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima
Hic sunt leones ubi ostes sunt
....... Roma eterna
Cesare incedendo Augustoque
Heroes rubiconi immobiles
Roma victrix et imperium novum
Gladio scutum parati ad impetum
Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima
Vis et honor legio gemina
Oh..oh..oh.. tertia decima
Hic sunt leones ubi ostes sunt..
The pronunciation of the words are in ecclesiastical Latin not in Classical Latin. The 'Ge' like in Germania are pronounced as *ghe not *dge like in Italian or Romanian. Nor is *ce or *ci pronounced as *tse/tsi like in Italian and Romanian but as *ke/ki, cuz C in Classical Latin is always pronounced as a K no matter if it is an 'E' or 'I' next to it. The 'ti' in Dalmatia shouldn't make the sound of 'tsia', but the 'tia' in Dalma-tia should be pronounced as th-ia.
But the song was nice. Legio Gemina XIIIth was stationed in Dacia Traiana where I was born in, it was a very powerful Legion that served Julius Caesar in his campaign in Gaul.
@@InAeternumRomaMater They're Italian so it'd be easier for them. although you are correct.
@@InAeternumRomaMater no, you are not telling a truth! The pronunciation is precise!
Ave Caesar!.
Roma aeterna!.
Hale the soldiers. I joined in 86 and retired in 14. soldiers are the only honest men
WE BOXE = Legio XIII - Canticvum, Thank You very much, Greatful - saved my day;
in Memory my Gymnasium-time - reading Latin, ...CAESAR - de bello gallico..........!! - Decades ago /1955/..
aged - but more as happy - came here in - by chance..
Salve... Roma aeterna..
with Greetings from Germany.. 'Heiliges Römisches Reich - Deutscher Nation....
Romam amo.
Here in Canada right now we only get to celebrate the 'birthdays' for old fort outposts during which time costumes from the 18th and 19th centuries helping to depict what soldiers from that era looked like which are maybe being worn by actor tourist guides. Unless of course it is maybe queen Victoria's birthday in Victoria, B.C. Canada too. Probable has something to do with bill #21. The above celebration looks to me instead to be of the victory which Jesus Christ achieved which enabled all soldiers in Rome later to go home to their families instead of serving only ancient Rome - for good.
DAJEEEE ROMAAA FORZAAAA ROMAAAAA
HIC SUNT LEONES
The 13th Gemina - the legion that came into Rome with Julius Caesar.
Eternitas..
Decima Terça legião gemia
Roma vive.
But why ecclesiastical latin? Whyyyy????
Italians are more used to ecclesiastical than classic.
@@cintaratna6083 Because of the church! Ecclesiastical is the churches form of Latin!
no, the pronunciation is precise!
ROMA AETERNA!
VICTRITIX !!
Where is the original video?
Москва-третий Рим.
Четвертому не бывать🥰
✊🏻
Wasnt the Gemina the XIV?
There are two, the XIII being the Lion and the XIV being the goat
@@juanjose8280 oh thank you
@@Alex-th5sn You are welcome
Νομιζα οτι τραγουδουσανε Ελληνικα τραγουδια μοιαζουν λιγο με την Ελληνικη γλωσσα
Οχι. Μιλούν λατινικά. Τα Λατινικά ήταν η επίσημη γλώσσα της Ρωμαϊκής Αυτοκρατορίας. Χρησιμοποιήθηκε στη ρωμαϊκή διοίκηση, αλλά και για το δίκαιο, την πολιτική και τη θρησκεία. Αν και συνυπήρχε με άλλες διαλέκτους και την ελληνική, τα λατινικά γρήγορα κατέλαβαν τις άλλες γλώσσες.
@@joebloe6661 εγώ είπα οτι μοιαζουνε δεν είπα ότι είναι ελληνικά κρίμα που δεν μιλάνε οι Ιταλοί λατινικά κρίμα και οι Έλληνες που δεν μιλάνε αρχαία ελληνικα
THIRTEENth THIRTEENth!!!🤣🤣👍👍👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
TERCIA DECIMA 🍷🗿
Salve Roma
Aeterna, victrix
Salve Caesar
Salve Europa!
U sicilianu chiu beddhu eni!
They are probably italians cause they are speaking italian latin, but in reality it's historically inaccurate cause there was only the classical pronuncation.
No one has got any file from the ancient Romans: both pronunciations « classica » and « restituta » are valid. So are regional ”sounds"
bruh this is ecclesiastical latin
Bel canto, peccato solo per la pronuncia ecclesiastica del latino 💔
Massimo:”Ho visto gran parte del resto del mondo…è brutale.. crudele..oscuro..
Roma è la luce!”
Esa legion no existió nunca.