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Felipe Lorenzo del Río

acta est fabula
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The function has ended, they said in ancient Rome at the end of the theatrical performances. Well this is the motto of the coat of arms of Tabarnia, the new virtual autonomous community, displays Sant Jordi crushing the independence Dragon. They have even asked RAE by the inhabitants of this new community. He has kindly responded to suitable would be tabarnes or tabarnense or tabarniano but not tabarnicola and tabernicola much less because the suffix - icola is rare in the formation of gentilicios. The Institut de Estudis Catalans still has not ruled on the matter, or at least I have not seen the answer.

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

ACTA est fabula is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Acta est fabula, plaudite." being its meaning: The complete Latin locution is " ACTA est fabula, plaudite ". Is attributed to Caesar Augustus on his deathbed: " Have I developed my role well? Since then, clapping. The best translation is " function has finished, clapping ".

  


GARCÍA ALBERTO

ACTA est fabula-voice over Latin which means: '' The 39 show is over; - they were the last words of the Emperor Augustus-

  



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