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Originally posted by: ts3433
Uhh... yeah. In Roman times (that looks like a mosaic meant to imitate that style somewhat) the U was a V (pronounced like a U or W) and J was an I (though the I was pronounced that way--no J sound, or V sound, for that matter, in Classical Latin). Thus the Latin for January, for example, was written Ivianvarivs.
Bonam fortvnam discipvlvm.
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Originally posted by: iversonyin
yea, i use to work around there and wondering why it was spelled wrong. the city probably hired some dumb contractors that can't spell
Originally posted by: Ryuson99
Look at Bulgari it's spelt the same way. like was stated before thats an old latin thing.