

Episode CCX - A Lesson in Latin III
Jun 8, 2023
Associate Professor Rhiannon Evans discusses the Latin language's influence on contemporary society. They explore Latin terms for message, portable message, and the concept of time with a focus on 'Tempers Fugit'. The podcast delves into the Romans' measurement of time, the origins and meanings of 'am' and 'pm', time-related words derived from Latin, and the etymology of 'Hibernia' and 'Anno Domini'. They also explore how the Romans counted years and touch on the genre of history called the analyst.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Latin terms for message and portable message, and the phrase 'Tempers Fugit'
01:35 • 2min
The Romans' Concept of Time and Time Measurement
03:14 • 2min
The Origins and Meanings of 'am' and 'pm'
05:08 • 3min
Latin Time-Related Words
08:19 • 7min
Etymology of 'Hibernia' and Latin term 'Anno Domini'
15:06 • 2min
Counting Years in Ancient Rome
17:06 • 13min