LOS IDUS DE LEGAZCUE, ¡Cuídate de los idus de diciembre!.
Para Julio Cesar los dias catastroficos-idus.en latín, Idus Martii o Idus Martiae-eran sobre los quince de marzo Martius.En esa fecha del año 44 fue asesinado, de acuerdo al aviso desoido de un vidente.Escribe Plutarco "cuando iba al Senado, Julio César encontró al vidente y riendo le dijo: «Los idus de marzo ya han llegado»; a lo que el vidente contestó compasivamente: «Sí, pero aún no han acabado». Shakespeare en su obra Julio César en 1599 los citaba al escribir la famosa frase:
- «¡Cuídate de los idus de marzo!».
Para Legazcue el mes completo de diciembre (del latín decem , "diez") o mensis .De Romulo.Non semper erunt saturnalia.Elul en judio ,Dhu'L-Hiija Phagan en hindu'-
¡Cuidate de los idus de diciembre ¡
Originado quiza en perdidas y separaciones pero mas aun,en la adolescencia,por la pobreza y la inestabilidad-.
Asi las llamadass fiestas le producen depresion ,frustracion y conducta ,a veces,agresiva.
Este año le trajo tres muertes de familiares y sufrio dos accidentes de golpes,en la cabeza y en la pierna derecha,peligrosos.
Necesita estar humanamente solo.
ARCOORLO.
THE IDUS OF LEGAZCUE, Beware of the Ides of December!
For Julius Caesar the catastrophic days -idus.in Latin, Idus Martii or Idus Martiae- were on the fifteenth of March Martius. Senate, Julius Caesar found the seer and laughingly told him: "The Ides of March have already arrived", to which the seer compassionately replied: "Yes, but they are not finished yet". Shakespeare in his work Julius Caesar in 1599 quoted them when writing the famous phrase:
"Beware of the Ides of March!"
For Legazcue the full month of December (from the Latin decem, "ten") or mensis. From Romulo.Non semper erunt saturnalia.Elul in Jewish, Dhu'L-Hiija Phagan in Hindu'-
Beware of the Ides of December!
Originated perhaps in losses and separations but even more, in adolescence, due to poverty and instability.
So the so-called parties produce depression, frustration and behavior, sometimes aggressive.
This year brought him three deaths in his family and he suffered two dangerous blows, to the head and right leg.
He needs to be humanly alone.
ARCOORLO ----------------------------------------
THE IDUS OF LEGAZCUE, Beware of the Ides of December!
For Julius Caesar the catastrophic days -idus.in Latin, Idus Martii or Idus Martiae- were on the fifteenth of March Martius. Senate, Julius Caesar found the seer and laughingly told him: "The Ides of March have already arrived", to which the seer compassionately replied: "Yes, but they are not finished yet". Shakespeare in his work Julius Caesar in 1599 quoted them when writing the famous phrase:
"Beware of the Ides of March!"
For Legazcue the full month of December (from the Latin decem, "ten") or mensis. From Romulo.Non semper erunt saturnalia.Elul in Jewish, Dhu'L-Hiija Phagan in Hindu'-
Beware of the Ides of December!
Originated perhaps in losses and separations but even more, in adolescence, due to poverty and instability.
So the so-called parties produce depression, frustration and behavior, sometimes aggressive.
This year brought him three deaths in his family and he suffered two dangerous blows, to the head and right leg.
He needs to be humanly alone.
ARCOORLO.IDUS,DECEM
y todavia ahora dos golpes...accidentales
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