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    B. interested in the roman city of Londinium

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Latin
Anyway let's talk about language. The language of the Romans was Latin. The grammar of Latin is totally different of the grammer of English. In Latin you have inflections to indicate what the function of a verb is in a sentence. I give you a example:

Plinius vocavit servis

Cityname

Londinium was probably the roman word for Loninion, which probably meant wild (lond). It could be possible that the name Londinium came from the pre-Celtic word Plowonida, meaning wild river or wide river.

nominative	Londīnium
genitive	Londīniī
dative	Londīniō
accusative	Londīnium
ablative	Londīniō
vocative	Londīnium
locative	Londīniī

Inflections of the city Londinium

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