Celtic (Anglo-Saxon thread)

[Umberto Rossi]

> Just a couple of observations: I think Umberto means the Indo-European
> language group.  

Happy to know that my English-Italian dictionary is wrong.  In fact 
it is a bit old, but since I have to buy the last Pynchon and pay 
taxes soon (who said *april* is the cruellest month?), I cannot 
afford a new dictionary.  Yes, in Italian we say Indoeuropeo, not 
indo-germanico.  As I said before, I found that term on my dictionary.

Umberto Rossi

"A commission is appointed 
To confer with a Volscian commission 
About perpetual peace"--and nobody told me!