one of the requirements for being a Roman citizen was to be proud of Rome. As an Italian I can say that I am proud of our history, of what it represents and how it has influenced the whole world. I can say that I am proud to have been born in the nucleus of Rome, as every person who was born in a country conquered by the empire should be.
everyone who lives within civilisation should be proud of the romans, you'd be hard pressed to find an event in history that *can't* be linked to the romans, everything humanity has achieved belongs to them.
Ancient Romans are very different from today s.hitalians, … 😂😂😂 The Southern Italians had been less Germanized so they are a bit closer to the Ancient Romans
Que orgullosos deben de estar los Italianos por ser herederos de esta gran cultura que se formo en sus tierras. Esta en una de mis metas conocer Italia y aprender latín porque adoro el imperio romano y su enorme tradicion militar y todo lo que le aporto a la humanidad.
@@raksha238 yes, however Rome was born in Italy, but even if the Italians are the closest to Roman history and culture, the empire extended to 3 different continents and knew how to unite these peoples, starting with the populations of the Italian peninsula. But when we talk about the discoveries of ancient Rome or the primates reached by it, we talk about the primates reached by Italy, since the most important part was precisely the peninsula. For example, when we talk about the Spanish empire and its records, we are not talking about the populations it has conquered, but about Spain alone; same thing for Italy, which, already at the time of the republic, was considered a single and very important element, in fact, to give an example, the second triumvirate did not entrust Italy in the hands of a triumvir, since it was the core of the republic and not a simple province.
orgulloso de la latinidad que llevo, pensar que todos descendemos de los romanos, hasta los mismos británicos descienden por sus similitud lingüística aveces, es muy lindo pensar que un familiar nuestro haya sido un romano hace varios miles de años, Roma duro 2200 y algo de años, esa frase de ningún imperio dura mil años es desmentida por el gran imperio, AETERNA VICTRIX, AVE IMPERATOR.
que la población conquistada se romanizase no significa que descienda de la sangre romana. El impacto demografico latino fuera de Italia fue insignificante. Si eres español tendras mas sangre nativa iberica que otra cosa, por lo general. Igual eres medio italiano y entonces yo seria gilipollas
Su similitud con el Latin , no es por el Latin, si no por el frances que llevaron los Normandos , aunque los mismo Normandos sean Vikingos, o hombres del escandinavia
@@ivanarrieta3033 He ahi , que cuando Guillermo el Conquistador(normando ) ..llevara el idioma frances , siendo el idioma de la corte...por eso alguanas palabras provienen del Frances ...recuerda que inglaterra tenia posesiones en Francia ..
@kami69 te equivocas los britanicos no son descendientes de latinos, ellos son descendientes de los pueblos germanicos que conquistaron Bretaña, y por eso a los estadounidense y britanicos los llamamos anglosajones, porque son descendiente de ellos.
Muy buenas, este es un comentario aclaratorio para todos aquellos que estén preocupados por la historicidad de la canción. No, no es históricamente correcta, es una canción que forma parte de la película Ben-Hur. Hello everyone, this is a clarifying comment for all those who are concerned about the historicity of the song. No, it is not historically accurated, it is a song that is part of the movie Ben-Hur.
@@alejandrovillaseca8735 Jajaja vienes a darle lecciones de latin a alguien que estudió latín y que estudió el derecho romano. Traducido como seria Gloria a qué?? Al senado y pueblo de Roma, no está difícil de comprender.
@@miamo7699 No me interesa si estudiaste o no,estoy corrigiendote por qué es necesario,SPQR era el lema de la República Romana y después del Imperio Romano "SPQR" no era Roma como tal,Roma era Roma a secas y el lema era otra cosa.
@@miamo7699 Quize decir que más bien habías querido decir "Gloria a Roma" ya que "Gloria a la SPQR" Estarías diciendo "Gloria a la Senado y Pueblo Romanos"
@@juanserra1720imagine being a spanish today, having carried out the worst crimes against the indigenous populations of the conquered places. Imagine being a Spanish today, having the distinction of human races on his shoulders. And then imagine being Spanish, Portuguese, British and French and think about how their colonies have been reduced in slums to since they got their filthy paws on them. And then think about Italian Fascism, yes, but also think about the Italians who fought in the Resistance, abandoning their hoes and taking up rifles in the mountains and killing the dictator (no fake trial, no mercy, a gorgeous ko). In the meantime you can also begin to understand that the Byzantine Empire is the son of Rome, that Christianity and the Popes are sons of Rome, that there is no need to undertake who knows what an epic undertaking every century, because few done well are aeterne. Then imagine being Italian, that while others copied (bad) our ardor with centuries of delay, we dealt with culture and started the Renaissance. I know this is difficult for a non-Italian to imagine, but at least try bro. Italians are the perfect melting pot: in my DNA i have Rome, the Celts, the Longbards. I live in a region that has seen both French and Spanish rule, never have there been darker times (it's in the chronicles of the time): no architectural contribution, no cultural development, just misery and ugliness.. It went better with the Austrians, but we kicked them out too. So yes, we are famous for pasta, but i think that French, Spanish, Portuguese and English should stay at home because everything they have touched they have ruined. ps: come on... Spain copied us also fascism... something original, uh?
@@juanserra1720 It would have been better not to comment, but I'm glad you commented so that an educated person could give you the best possible answer.
🇮🇹 Marte padre dei nostri padri non permettere che il disonore e la disgrazia cadano sulla mia legione e sulla mia famiglia, marte signore della guerra scendi con me in battaglia, resta sempre al mio fianco e non mi abbandonare... Distruggi tutti o nostri nemici per la gloria dell'impero e di Cesare. Forza e onore. 🇪🇦 Marte padre de nuestros padres no permitas que el deshonor y la desgracia caigan sobre mi legión y sobre mi familia, marte senor de la guerra quedate a mi lado en el campo de batalla y no me abandones, destruye todos nuestros enemigos por la gloria del imperio y de Cesar, fuerza y honor. 🇬🇧Mars father of our fathers do not allow dishonor to fall on my legion and my family, mars warlord come down with me in battle and always remain by my side, do not abandon me and destroy all our enemies for the glory of the empire and of Caesar, strength and honor.
¡Solamente el Imperio Romano y el Imperio Español y el Imperio Alemán, que son tres el sucesorios del Imperio Romano, salvarán al Mundo! ¡Esta es la Verdad! 🙏❤️💕💞💯✨
The best legion of Rome, the Hispanorum Legio IX Victrix!!!! "Maxime iberi, Celtici et Romanorum milites".= mostly Iberian, Celtic and italic Roman soldiers
The way that Spanish (for instance) has diversified from Latin, is exactly the same way in which Latin has diversified from Greek. The only difference is that the use of the Western Greek alphabet of Latinos which accelerated and fixed the difference from Greek initially seems to have created a new language which apparently popped out of nowhere. The differences from Spanish are to do with the nature of Latin Greek rather than Spanish. Latin was easily adapted and mutated into other dialects by non-native speakers who all served or interacted with the administration, management, trades and army of Rome!
No conozco ninguna canción sobre la Legio VII germima aunque si fueses tan amable de compartir la canción con mucho gusto trataré de hacer su traducción ;)
@Legio XIIII Gemina es la que da nombre al reino y provincia de León. Sino estoy mal informado, tenía una legión hermana del mismo número, por eso lo de gémina
Superbus sum Romam portare sanguine et anima. Aquila Jovis per totum volitet orbem, Et dilectam nobis Romam reducat unguibus, Fremitu et unguibus ingentibus accipiat Europam
was the name of the sixth legion formed by the imperator Octavian for specific battles, thanks to the successes it was called "VI Legio Victrix". Another famous was the "IV legio Felix" Made of Vespasian Used in northern areas
@@dfernandezb82 the legions were 60 and the name "vicrtrix" was quite widespread as the term itself was widely used, it recalled (it still does today) a victorious image. The first legion to be baptized only with that nomenclature was the fourth legion constituted by Vespasian.
sit ≠ sic. Anyway you are right, it's not translated well, "sit" in latin only can be 3ºperson of the present subjuntive of the verb "sum" so in spanish it would be something like: (Aunque) su fuerza sea itálica. Or literaly: Sea su fuerza itálica en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sit#Latin (Aunque in the spanish sentence it's for make it sense according to the next phrase)
Después de más de 2000 años, a saber si este himno será el que dicen ser. Si hay alguien aquí con dos dedos de frente deducirá que esto será inventado y si no será algo parecido 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
