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01:11,
2008-11-15 00:42:40
Description: The 7th grade class made Roman bears and filmed chapter 3 of Ecce Romani.
Channel: youtube
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05:48,
2008-04-21 17:34:22
Description: Brian "Apollo" Patenaude, Christ "Nero" Hofer, Emily "Piscina" Cusick, and Emily "Io" Shartrand preform at the Shen LOTE Fest 2007 (More) Brian "Apollo" Patenaude, Christ "Nero" Hofer, Emily "Piscina" Cusick, and Emily "Io" Shartrand preform at the Shen LOTE Fest 2007 ---------------------------------------------------- A long, long time ago Way back in those Roman days Cornelius was a senator. And he and his family went to Rome and left their little country home for a letter came and told them they must go. And as they headed out of town a chariot came and knocked 'em down Geta climbed a tall tree got branded with "FUG" To Rome they finally did arrive to see the sights they all would strive the dinner guests ate dormice live. My god, this book, is strange. CHORUS Well my, my this Cornelius guy took his woman and his children and to Rome they did fly He left his home and bid his servants goodbye, saying "Don't blow up the domus and die" "Don't blow up the domus and die" Did you hear Eucleides say that he likes boys more than books today or maybe that's the other way. Oh they went down to the Roman games where slaves and lions both were maimed but the Romans kept on cheering anyway Well Eucleides crawled in from the street Cornelius helped him to his feet Some robbers he had seen They stabbed him in the spleen There was a jolly commisatio Gaius arbiter creo the drinking master he was made "Plus vini" he did say Chorus Now Eucleides took the boys to school and Sextus made himself a fool he forgot his geography So the magister began to wail "How stupid are you mal puer!" He got mocked by all of the discipuli The magister brandished a stick at Sextus he was pretty ticked the teacher sent him home now he was all alone. So he wrote a letter to his dad and told him why he was so sad since he had been so very bad no interest he did show Chorus And one day it did start to rain The children played with toys and games but nothing happens anyway Valerius came to find a bride Cornelia wound up by his side they were married, and are happy, so they say And in the end Old Titus died That man who served as our tour guide He fell down on some cold stone and there he died all alone And at the end of our great tale that fateful letter in the mail has made this story very stale Ecce is finally done. (Less) Channel: youtube
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07:25,
2009-06-06 22:14:11
Description: Part 1 of Ecce Romani The Movie.
Channel: youtube
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02:17,
2009-07-02 18:17:54
Description: "Preparing to Go Shopping"
Channel: youtube
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08:56,
2007-07-19 15:01:13
Description: Play written by Danus Kimballus (me) and Piscina Cusick for the '07 Latin Banquet
Script:
Act1 Scene 1
(At the domus, packing up)
Narrator: We see the Cornelii on one fine summer (More) Play written by Danus Kimballus (me) and Piscina Cusick for the '07 Latin Banquet
Script:
Act1 Scene 1
(At the domus, packing up)
Narrator: We see the Cornelii on one fine summer afternoon, readying for their trip to Rome.
Cornelius: What a wondrous day! How exiting this is! We are leaving the domus for Rome!
All: Yay!!!
Aurelia: I hope we don't have to stay in an inn, but something tells me we will...
Sextus: My mother is dead and my father abandoned me when I was little. However, I have deep affection for Cornelia.
Cornelia: Ewwww
Narrotor: Unfortunatly, Davus, the head slave, will not be coming.
Davus: Bye! I'll look after the domus and brand any slaves that happen to run away while you're gone!
Narrotor: Eucliedes, however, will
Eucliedes: Hello Marcus. Are you ready for your private lesson?
Marcus: (backs away from Eucliedes) Mom, I'm nervous.
Aurelia: Man up!
Eulciedes: Don't worry Marcus. I like you almost as much as I like books
Cornelia: Eulciedes, why don't I get any private lessons with you?
Eucliedes: because only boys are worthy of my...expertise.
Cornelius: Enough of this banter. It's time to leave for Rome!
All: Yay!!!
(all walk off, cheering)
Scene 2
(In carriage)
Narrator: The family is in the carriage, speeding for Rome. Eucliedes tries to maintain some sense of home for the boys
Eucliedes: Boys, gather 'round for your lessons
Sextus: Do I have to? I want to sit next to Cornelia...
Cornelia: Sextus est molestus and smelly
Marcus: I really hate all these lessons. Why do I need so many of them?
Cornelius: Alright fellow Cornilians, lets play a rousing family game.
Eucliedes: I love rousing games! That's just what the boys need.
Cornelius: Lets play I spy with my parvus oculus
Aurelia: I hate carriages. And Inns. And my family
Cornelius: I spy something...with big hair
Narrator: Indeed, something is approaching. And it does seem to have big hair
Sextus: Cornelia?
Cornelia: (groin kick) Tu es fatuus. My hair est pulchra
Marcus: Could it be the approaching charioteer?
Cornelius: Ita vero! I'm glad my male child is so much smarter than that female thing over there.
Cornelia: That's it! I'm jumping out of this carriage!
Narrator: But, before she can jump, the charioteer hits the carriage!
(Charioteer hits carriage. Charioteer runs away, yelling "Noobs!" Carriage goes off road, into a ditch)
Narrator: fortunately, it would seem that all are ok
(Everyone gets out, moaning)
Aurelia: Oh dear! It would seem that we are in a ditch. I hope we don't have to go to an inn. Those innkeepers are always creepy.
Cornelius: Don't worry wifey-difey! We're all safe and sound. Plus we get some quality bonding time.
Eucliedes: Isn't that right marcus?
Marcus; (moving away) right...how about sextus and I get out of here and go spot some vehicles.
Sextus: Can Cornelia some too?
Cornelius: No, she belongs in the kitchen.
Aurelia: but there's no kitchen here
Cornelius: but who's the Paterfamilia? Not YOU, WOMAN!
Scene 3
(At the Domus)
Narrator: Back at the domus, Davus is enjoying a nice afternoon
Davus: (to random slave) isn't it a nice day for a flogging?
Random slave: Thanks, but no. I'm gunna go work in the fields...I would keep an eye on Geta though. He's quite the rascal.
Davus: Oh Geta...where are you?
Geta: (skipping though fields) I'm free! I'm free!
Davus: Not on my watch! Slaves, capture him. I will ready the branding iron. For some fun times in the near future. (wields sharpie)
Act 2
Scene 1
(vehicle spotting)
Narrator: Back in the ditch, Eucliedes tries once again to keep the boys in order.
Euclides: Boys, Its time for some math. Now, to solve this problem (holds up poster), will you use your abic-them, or your abic-us? Hahahaha...
(boys look at eachother and don't laugh)
Marcus: lets spot some vehicles, Sextus
Sextus: I'm only spotting Cornelia, looking rather dazzling in that stola...I mean, look at that ox cart. Its quite swell.
Marcus: Yeah, you're normal.
Cornelius: Boys! Family Conference time!
Aurelia: I hate you and your conferences. And Inns. Especially inns
Cornelius: So, we've been sitting here for 6 chapters, or roughly 17 hours. How about going to that inn across the street?
Aurelia: do you ever listen to me?
Cornelius: Did someone say something?
Eucliedes: I agree. I need to get into my pajamas. They are sooooo cozy.
(Looks at Marcus and licks lips)
Sextus: Can all the children get a room...together (Moves towards cornelia)
Cornelia: I'm with you mom, lets sleep outside
Cornilus: Who said you could speak, girl? Not I! Thank the gods that in book two, you'll leave my house forever when you marry that oddball, Quintus Valarius.
Aurelia: Dang you and your inns. I hate you! May Zeus turn you into nonexistent peanut butter!
Sextus: (staring at Cornelia) I cant stop thinking about Cornelia. She's as beautiful as Aphrodite.
Marcus: You should see Eucliedes dressed like Aphrodite during those private lessons we have.
Cornelius: Executive decision: ignore Aurelia, not that that changes anything. Which means we're staying in the inn!
Aurelia: NOooooooooooooooo
Scene 2
(at domus)
Narrator: Back at the domus, the search for Geta continues
Davus: (cracking knuckles) Have we found geta yet?
Random Slave: I found him hiding in a tree. He actually fell on my head! While I was admiring the beautiful Italian fall foliage.
Davus: Ah yes. Those beautiful colors really make me want to brand something. Especially run away slaves. Like Geta
Geta: No! Not the FUG!
Davus: (Cackle) Your pleas mean nothing. I even punished those two adorable little cornelian hoodlums when they knocked that statue right into the piscina.
Random slave: But I'm fine! No statue hit me
Davus: Shut it! Noone asked you. (To Geta) Here comes the brand of doom! Nothing can save you now!
Geta: NOoooooo
Davus: (Crackling, Brands Geta)
Geta: Ouch Migrouch! [Goly gee, mister!] I sure learned my lesson.
Random slave: (inching towards door the whole time) yes! I'm free I'm free!
Davus: Yessssss...another one bites the dust (runs after slave)
Scene 3
(At the inn)
Narrator: The Cornelii now approach the inn.
Aurelia: I hate inns. I hate my husband. Est fatuus Canus
Cornelius: I resent being compared to Marcus
Marcus; Heeeey
Apollodorus: Welcome to my inn! It is soooo nice. And it is soooo clean. It's not like those other inns Aurelia has been hearing about.
Aurelia: I hate you and your inn. You say it's clean now, but just wait until Euclides is done with his lessons.
Cornelius: (quickly intervenes) let's take a look at these rooms.
(all walk in a rather large circle)
Apollodorus: here's your exceptionally clean room, Aurelia. I prepared it special, just for you.
Aurelia: I hate you, your inn, and your "special" room. This is gross. Replace the bed now.
Apollodorus: But it's such a nice bed! I just cleaned it myself!
(Aurelia kicks Apollodorus)
Aurelia: Replace it now
Apollodorus: NO!
Aurelia: Who's the patrician?
Apollodorus: who's the woman?
Aurelia: (groans and storms off)
Cornelius. Don't mind her, she's just a woman
Scene 4
Narrator: That night, Marcus and Sextus are about to go to sleep
Marcus: Goodnight sextus
Sextus: I wish Cornelia was here...
(Eucliedes, under bed, rarttles it)
Sextus: whats that? I bet it's a murderer.
Marcus: That or a cat. Shut up and go to sleep.
Sextus: Fine. The thought of Cornelia will distract me from that noise.
Eucliedes (winks at audience, jumps up, and yells "the End!") (Less) Channel: youtube
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03:28,
2009-03-27 03:39:44
Description: So, to all my subscribers who had this video pop up in their subscriptions and decided to click it... are you confused?? Haha. Don't worry about it. This was an extra credit project I did with (More) So, to all my subscribers who had this video pop up in their subscriptions and decided to click it... are you confused?? Haha. Don't worry about it. This was an extra credit project I did with some of my best friends. If you want to know the story we are telling, let me know. I just don't feel like typing it now. Haha. xoxo. ... (Less) Channel: youtube
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06:50,
2007-11-20 18:42:07
Description: You think you know about that boy Davus? Cognosce iterum- think again!
-Mike Connors
DAVUS THE RAP
1st place in the VJCL talent show
Written and Performed by Mike Connors and Sam McGarrity
Channel: youtube
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06:48,
2008-12-19 22:55:44
Description: A Project for Latin-III...
We were assigned to write the "Missing Chapter," so we wrote this story and made it into a video. We never filmed Sextus, the main character, making the hat, but (More) A Project for Latin-III...
We were assigned to write the "Missing Chapter," so we wrote this story and made it into a video. We never filmed Sextus, the main character, making the hat, but that doesn't really matter...
BTW I didn't edit it...
No animals (real or stuffed) were hurt in the making of this film... (Less) Channel: youtube
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