Interpunctio pro dictationibus
. (punctum)
: (duo puncta)
, (virgula)
; (punctum et virgula)
! (signum exclamationis)
? (signum interrogationis)
() (parentheses semicirculi)
[] (parentheses quadrae)
- (hyphen)
* (asteriscus)
"" (virgulae)
… (puncta reticentiae)
Springhetti, Aemilius, S.I.;
Lexicon Linguisticae et Philologiae VI (Latinitas Parennis)
Do you use punctuation marks in Latin?
I'd suggest adding a comma before "et haec sententia" etc, as it starts a new sentence.
Eldad, in ancient times, the Romans didn't use spacing or punctuation, and only capital letters were used.
It was something like this:
http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show/786554
Most people now use the current conventions (spacing, punctuation, capitalization), but there is no definitive rule.
Yes, I did suspect that :)
But as I believe people do use the current conventions today, I made my suggestion.
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