Latin inscriptions online

[Mahdi]

Any of you know where I can find a website containing Roman inscriptions and there english translations?

[Dante]

http://miljokes.com/lqote.html

Or

http://modena.intergate.ca/personal/gslj/wordsfromlatin.html#MOTTOS

perhaps? Or were you looking for something specific?

I got da books, but not da sites...

[Mahdi]

No, actual inscriptions.

[Dante]

Some of those were from roman writers... I'll get back to you.

[Mahdi]

Inscriptions, not writings.  Stuff carved into rock.

[Andrew]

http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Inscriptions/home.html

Best I could find in 2 minutes.

[Tako]

like the plates on the colloseum and the arc of septimus and romules and of titus and stuf

SPQR: Senatus et Popules que Roma from the senat and the people of rome

[nemafakei]

Hm. I could direct you to many, many texts, but I'm not sure about inscriptions at all.

That's Senatus Populusque Romanus!

[Tako]

That's Senatus Populusque Romanus!

thanks Nema  ::) I know how to say it but not how o whrite it down, was told in Rome itself by a teacher there so I rememberd

The translation correct then

and what site's like to pay them a visit

[nemafakei]

Just "The Roman senate and people" or "The senate and people of Rome" for a more idiomatic usage.

[Caid Ivik]

look on these...

http://www.forumromanum.org/literature/table.html

http://www.novaroma.org/

[Acriku]

Here's a neat one on the memorial to King James III and VIII:

FELIX

TEMPORVM

REPARATIO

Blessed

restoration

of the times.

http://www.jacobite.ca/gazetteer/Rome/SMariaAngeli.htm

Ivnxit amor vivos sic ivngat terra sepvltos. Gostlini reliqvvm cor tibi Leggvs habes: "Love joined them living. So may the earth join them in their burial. O Legge, Gostlin