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Ecce Romani
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Ecce Romani is a textbook collection by Gilbert W. Lawall used for teaching Latin.
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| Name: | Ecce Romani |
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| Creator: | Gilbert W. Lawall |
| Date(s): | 1971- |
| Medium: | Textbook |
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| External Links: | https://people.umass.edu/~glawall/ecceroma.html |
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Fandom
The fandom may seem small from the perspective of the internet, but many Latin students who use Ecce Romani as their textbook find that the stories used to teach Roman life and culture are ripe for the creation of fanfiction. Students ship various characters, but the most popular seems to be Cornelia/Flavia.
Pairings
- Cornelia/Flavia (f/f)
- Marcus/Sextus (m/m)
Fanworks
As the text and stories within are largely utilized in learning Latin, it is unsurprising that some of the fanworks are written in Latin. As of Sept 2024, there are 20 works in the Ao3 Ecce Romani tag.