I can't be reading this correctly: Does it say that the baby was born "this morning at 7 pm"?
Or do the hours start at dawn or so?
Thanks,
John
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19 hora is 7 pm on a 24 hour clock. And hoc mane does mean this morning. It must have been a long day!
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Re: More Latin Deciphering...
At that time the count of the 24 hours of the day started roughly at sunset...
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Very interesting. I did not know.
Steve Acesta
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Researching Montevago, Agrigento (Girgenti)
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Researching Calatafimi, Trapani
Surnames Aceste, Papa, Cusenza, Gruppuso, Sciortino, Sparacino, Zito, and Vona.
Researching Montevago, Agrigento (Girgenti)
Surnames Infranco, La Rocca, Mandina, Bilello, Cacioppo, and Cardino.
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That is fascinating - I am learning more and more every day!
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John
