Who knows there Latin?

[Khriss]

...glad this thread didnt get derailed.... K

[Ratman]

Choo choo thomas! [emoji577]

[eggsarascal]

11 minutes ago, Khriss said:

...glad this thread didnt get derailed.... K

If it hadn't it probably wouldn't have got past page two, like most threads on many other forums.

 

Please feel free to volunteer your time/services to keep things on track in these sort of threads in the future.

Edited July 30, 2019 by eggsarascal

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

1 hour ago, Mark J said:

Is it right to suggest that the romans only took over the land up to Northumberland and then found resistance?
 

Not entirely accurate - Wales & Cornwall also proved ‘awkward’ for the Romans.

 

Maybe it was just too challenging in relation to the potential gain ? 

[Khriss]

14 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Not entirely accurate - Wales & Cornwall also proved ‘awkward’ for the Romans.

 

Maybe it was just too challenging in relation to the potential gain ? 

..yes Kev cos Cornwall is a bloody long drive n filled with annoying spunky teens when you get there - K

[Rough Hewn]

Not entirely accurate - Wales & Cornwall also proved ‘awkward’ for the Romans.
 
Maybe it was just too challenging in relation to the potential gain [emoji23] 

Wales was one of the main targets in Britain because of Welsh gold.
Cornwall was one of the few producers of tin in Europe at that time.

As for the Iceni tribe...
Bunch of two faced collaborators.
Worked with the romans against other British tribes.

[Mark J]

4 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

Wales was one of the main targets in Britain because of Welsh gold.
Cornwall was one of the few producers of tin in Europe at that time.

As for the Iceni tribe...
Bunch of two faced collaborators.
Worked with the romans against other British tribes.

They'd drink to that.

[Billhook]

Caesar ad sum iam forte, 
Brutus et erat, 
Caesar sic in omnibus,
Brutus sic in at
 

[Mark J]

Romes e

 

[David Cropper]

5 hours ago, Billhook said:

Caesar ad sum iam forte, 
Brutus et erat, 
Caesar sic in omnibus,
Brutus sic in at
 

That's easy for you to say!