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“Atsra” isn’t a typo for “Astra”, is it, by any chance?
There’s also “borger” in the first panel.
That might be a riff of, “cheeseborger”- from the popular, Greek Diner sketch, from Saturday Night Live.
Borgir!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toZW65rksYY
It’s nine whole seconds. Just go watch.
Also, “Judaeus”, not “Judeaus”
“Id est Latinum, sic ei credo!”… Hmm! Miror qua lingua veteres Romani homines stulto usi sunt?”-a phrase, in Latin, from Walt Kelly.
(Walt Kelly wrote + created, Pogo. Pogo was a comic strip from the 20th Century.)
The last one is basically “Tell that to someone else.” (Directly it’s “Apella the Jew believes, not I” or something close to it.)
I’ve obsessed over the Latin duel between Johnny Ringo and Doc Holliday since Tombstone first came out.
‘Ad Astra Per Aspera’ is something like “To the stars, through hardship”. I also watch Star Trek.
It is also the state motto of Kansas
@TRA, according to my teachers: Greek. Supposedly Caesar’s “Alea iacta est” should’ve been “????????? ?????”…
Bravo!
:D
Just to add on to that idea:
that’s good to know! Thanks. :D
I never knew that the Romans would use Greek. :)
Semper ubi sub ubi!
Ubi est mea anaticula cumminosa?
Seriously thanks for everyone who did this. I’m not awake enough to look up Larin yet.