veni+vidi+vici

advice, enviable,convict, invincible || ||
 * veni vidi vici || graded ||
 * translation: I came, I saw, I conquered || Hartford Current Advertisement ||
 * author: Gaius Iulius Caesar ||  ||
 * derivatives:adventure, convenient,
 * derivatives:adventure, convenient,
 * connection(s) to other sententiae or Ecce Romani chapters:

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 * examples in English texts: (must include link or citation!)

=Veni, Vidi, Wiki: Latin Isn't Dead On 'Vicipaedia'=

By LEE GOMES
It's not that ancient Romans didn't know a thing or two about wild sex. They had their //Bacchanalia//, after all. But lacking video technology, they had no expression for "sex tape." And that is why writing about Paris Hilton in Latin can sometimes be so //difficillimum//. The editors of Vicipaedia Latina, the Latin version of the popular Wikipedia Internet reference site, were thus forced to wing it. In their article about the hotel heiress, they described Ms. Hilton's famous X-rated Web video as //pellicula in interrete vulgate de coitu Paridis//. || created by: Rex Virgilis ||