The Byzantine empire was a weird mix between actual Roman traditions and Balkan/Oriental weird stuff with Christianity being the cream on the top

gay below

Gay above

how was it Oriental traditions

ego sum incipitare

the middle eastern provinces didn't influence shit

salve magister

it was the other way around

@η αρετή Ενωχ who are you even talking to?

Me?

@Vlaaaad it was the other way around quite some time before 1453

Not 71 btw

Also the first sentence makes no sense @η αρετή Ενωχ incipitare means nothing

The closest thing to it is incipere

I suppose you meant that

It's the 3rd conjugation

Not the 1st

Either way you said "I am to start"

Honestly. Byzantium wasn't really Roman ever since its foundation. While even the WRE was becoming Greek'd the ERE lost the right to boast being Roman pretty quick imo. I rather see Byzantium as a state founded by Romans but not Roman

That's true

I say Rome ended then because its hard to pinpoint when Byzantium stopped being more Roman. Which was sometime during or slightly after Jusrinian's rule

When ironically Byzantium owned the most of Italy

I also don't get why greeks love byzantium. It literally used the word hellenes to insult pagans. Didn't even view itself Greek. It's like if a Lithuanian loved the PLC. Sure it wasn't bad, we had epic battles but we still were used as synonym for peasant and pagan.

I can get why other orthos do

What's ozchrase btw? @Pelkių monstras

@anthr0pos I had challanged the greek to convert a dialectal Lith text to Greek and the madlad did it. He said it was the hardest word to convert

Means wrote

What was the original text?

Ozchrase?

Zuosė palaiduojė sava vīra, pastatė ont anuo kapa paminkla, ėr ožrašė: „Ilsiekis ramībie pakol aš atēso


Ζυοσε παλαιεδυοτσε σαβα βιρα παστατε οντ ανυο καπα παμινκλα ερ οζχρασε Ιλσιεκις ραμιμπιε πακωλ ασχ ατεεσω

Ožrašė

Where did he get the chi from? He added some consonants it looks like @Pelkių monstras

i'm astonished at how easily i could read that

The ž is pronounce similiarlyish so its fine.

And why is the j στ

we pronounce j like y
Like we write Jonas
But pronounce it yonas

στ is st

ah
Idk then

If you pronounce it y it should have been υ imo

Well

Nvm