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Subject: Re: [Leica] Re: Nordic languages (WAS FS: Leica M3)
From: "Will" <wlarsen@ocsnet.net>
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 19:12:43 -0700
References: <001801c27bef$e8ff97a0$c300a8c0@sture> <000e01c27c2a$92a36e50$da941a42@Home> <3DB964B1.8080809@webshuttle.ch> <a05100306b9df9e6db5d4@[62.37.66.172]>
None of this discussion is making sense to me. As I recall,
the Romans occupied the right bank of the Rhine. Plus, when
I got into genealogical research in Braunschweig, I find
that many of my ancestors were baptized with Latin names.
(by the way, Braunschweirg is in northern Germany - in the
area where low German was the language). There was also the
Napoleonic intervention.
I guess the determination is if your counting system is
based upon 20 or 10. :)
Regards, Bill Larsen
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