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    Author: * Marcus Tertius - 3 Posts on this thread out of 5 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Jan 20, 2003 - 16:44

    Salvete Magistrae Magistrique omnes

    I have a question about the suffix -ensis (no, not the gladius.) I came from a very rocky little place called Saxum; when I traveled, I became Marcus Tertius Saxumiensis. Now that I am in Roma, I have become Marcus Tertius Romensis. I want to know if this is a nominative adjective, treated as a genitive, or what. Does it decline? If I do something, is it a Marco Romensi factum, or Romensis? What is the rule with -ensis versus -iensis? What can you tell me?
    Gratias multas vobis semper ago!

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    Marcus


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