Latin Names in Assassin’s Creed
In this video, fluent Latin speaker Luke Ranieri walks us through how to properly pronounce some of the very cool Latin names found in Assassin’s Creed: Origins! (Note: Spoilers for the game ahead.)
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Happy Holidays, everyone! In this special episode of History N’ Games, I (Meghan Sullivan) attempt to share 12 interesting facts about Hercules and his 12 labors in 12 minutes. Do I succeed? Noooo! I definitely go a bit overtime. BUT, it’s still a fun-filled episode and I hope you enjoy it. (Also, if you’re wondering why I associate this episode with the holidays, it’s because 12 days of Christmas….12 Labors of Hercules….GET IT??) ^___^
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