On Sunday, as I mentioned elsewhere, the Pope spoke a brief message in Latin to a group of students who had made a trip to Rome. I transcribed what he said. Here is the text and a short audio clip.
Laetamur Collegii Corderii discipulos magistrumque Romam advenisse; Quos salutare volumus, eiusdem (eosdem ?) simul adhortantes ut per Latinum sermonem pristinae sapientiae thesauros copiose attingant.
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The Vatican Bollettino is still down, the above link to the audio file does not work; but what does “eiusdem” refer to, in the above sentence?
I’m one of the students of the Corderius College ( http://www.corderius.nl ) and I was there. “eiusdem†must be “eosdemâ€Â. My latin teacher wrote the text.
But can someone please send the mp3-file to me, the link of the audio file don’t work as Andrew said.