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Help[Opinions] Vergil & Virgil
We started the Aeneid in Latin last week, and it got me thinking about the name Virgil (among many, many other things)
Do you think it's usuable at all? The only usage I've ever heard is the footballer Virgil van Dijk, and I always thought it was a little bit strange and outlandish - it's kind of grown on me though!
Also, do you prefer the spelling Vergil or Virgil? I know Vergil is truer to the original latin Vergilius, but Virgil and its variants is the most common in European languages, and personally I prefer the way it looks.
Still und geborgen, frei ohne Sorgen
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/185597
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Do you think it's usuable at all? The only usage I've ever heard is the footballer Virgil van Dijk, and I always thought it was a little bit strange and outlandish - it's kind of grown on me though!
Also, do you prefer the spelling Vergil or Virgil? I know Vergil is truer to the original latin Vergilius, but Virgil and its variants is the most common in European languages, and personally I prefer the way it looks.
Still und geborgen, frei ohne Sorgen
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/185597
My PNL!
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