Latin

reinforcing the pattern people had already noticed along with the latin phrase timio et ferrentes i fear those

They were paluvial lakes, the Latin word for rain.

and then I would take the Latin root, you know, like,

And it was in Latin and it was a communication over 2,000 years old between a Roman soldier and a Roman general.

And the Roman shield, at the time, they called Eclipse, Eclipse in Latin,

Look at, look at some of the H blocks down in Latin America, South America,

and some counter narcotic support mostly against in Latin America because my language is being

parabying a prefix, Latin prefix, meaning above or besides, so if I say parachute, what do you think

stuff what this says it's Latin this is accept and pine it to you it means with regret because

actually go back to the Greek and Latin of the translations and she would consistently find that

religion the Latin root of religion is Ray Lagare which is like to relinqu and ever since the evolution

of the intellect in our species of homo sapiens sapiens the intellectus the Latin root of

hardcore right wing guy that was the head of the Latin American anti-communist league.

Conus and then I went into the civilian side where initially I spent some time in Latin America down in,

a Latin prefix meaning about meaning above or beside and so when you say parachute you think of

The Latin root of religion is relegare, which is like to relink.

in our interview about just how religious and interested in Latin and Greek rituals,

Comes from the Latin word, Anhelios.

The reality is, the word para is Latin.

And then the word Drake right over it, not the wrapper, the dragon. And then underneath we have non-Moriaris bellow, which is old Latin and it translates into thou shalt not die in battle.

meaning and it means Leisure and it's actually come to be associated with the Latin scholar

And then he heard about Chris blood so and knew enough traditional texts and Latin,

The iconography. The second century Latin writing. Exactly. Man. Like it starts to, I mean,