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Are you suggesting that there should be a separate skill on Killing? Certainly the Romans did a lot of it, so perhaps that could be justified.
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I'm still waiting to find out the word for 'assassinate'. And 'Emperor'. Praetorians forever!!
From what I heard, beer was a barbarian beverage, almost as much as drinking milk (as opposed to making butter or cheese out of it) or wearing pants. So if by "lower classes" you mean peregrini, then yes. It might not be cheaper than wine at Rome itself, though. Maybe in Egypt or in the edges of the Empire.
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Actually no. The treacherous allies killed the parrots. The wretched merchan was just in the wrong place at the wrong time
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In Norwegian we have a man with a knife standing behind the curtains, but he hasn't yet used it on anyone.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/interficio#Latin
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/facio#Latin
Literally through-put, or to run someone through with a stabbing weapon like a spear or a sword.
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About the audio, I keep hearing "z" instead of "s" (miZerum). I suppose this should be corrected?
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Now I understand why such phrase and many others of this course are in "Time" topic: everyone has its time, time to live and to DIE.
According to latindictionary, "miser" can translate as "sad/unhappy/miserable/wretched".
http://latindictionary.wikidot.com/adjective:miser