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How do I address an email in Latin to my Latin professor?
In addition to ktm5124's excellent answer, the first line after the salutation could read
SVBEEV.
This stands for Sī valēs, bene est; ego valeō, which is essentially Latin for "How are you? I am …
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How do you say "please" in Classical Latin?
She's a professor at the University of Reading and has done a lot of work on (among many other things) politeness in the ancient world. …
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