Res Gerendae

Description: Love conquers all

Description: You know it's true...

Description: Celebrate pride with Latin.

Description: I really like this poem. Horace 4.1. Here our 50-something Horace begs Venus to leave him alone. Are you done with love, too?

Description: Amor est amor black background

Description: Inter Nos - Ruber

Description: Did you know that boo is a Latin word that means I cry aloud? Now you can wear this cute ghost around Halloween or anytime while also being that person who explains the etymologies of everything.

Description: Roman Poet Metal Tour

Description: Support women past and present with this Rosie/Cato crossover. Translation: The patriarchy must be destroyed."

Description: Malum Magistro

Description: Infans

Description: I am not as I was - Non Sum Qualis Eram

Description: Malum Magistrae

Description: If you're an oenophile, this is for you! Based on Cato's famous quote about Carthage, this design is perfect for when you want to show some wine who's boss. "The wine must be drunk."

Description: Garum was essentially the Roman ketchup. Get yourself a shirt in support of this fermented fish sauce.

Description: Varsity Certamen

Description: A little play on words, popular with the Romans - If you are wise, be a bee.

Description: Res ipsa loquitur.

Description: From Martial 10.47. Feel the calm vibes with this mens quieta design.

Description: What's more festive than Saturn spreading Saturnalia cheer? This file comes from Wellcome Images, a website operated by Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation based in the United Kingdom. Refer to Wellcome blog post (archive). This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A normal copyright tag is still required. See Commons:Licensing.

Description: Is it still a dead language if you're dead too? Conjugate along with this cute ghost and explain to your friends the origin of the word boo.

Description: We all know that Saturnalia was all about debauchery. What better way to mark the occasion than with this shirt pairing the day with a classic holiday film.

Description: Your intended will be unable to resist you when you present them with this pick up line.

Description: Celebrate pride with some ancient LGBTQ icons.

Description: Satis dixit.

Description: Io Lemuria. Lemuria was the Roman holiday of exorcism. It was celebrated in early May. The Romans believed you could exorcise ghosts with black beans. The quote, from Ovid, translates to " I send these; with these beans I redeem me and my (family).

Description: Celebrate women past and present with this Rosie/Dido tribute to women.

Description: Maybe your name is Gaius like every other Roman and you don't need a name tag. But if not, proudly display your praenomen, nomen, and/or cognomen in any unfamiliar surrounding.

Description: Who's watching the vigiles?

Description: As students of the Classics and other dead languages, we know that the best language, is a dead language! White lettering version.

Description: Nothing like sharing a good ol' Roman xylospongium to show others you care and spread colorectal parasites! This design will help to teach others about this fun and gross area of Roman history.

Description: Here's the design my school admin would never approve! Every Latin 1 student's favorite imperative. Graffiti style "Fac Latin".

Description: As students of the Classics and other dead languages, we know that the best language, is a dead language! Black lettering version.

Description: Not sure who to vote for? Stand with Sulla, Cicero, and Cato and vote Optimates!

Description: Here the ancient virgin goddesses are depicted like the icons they are. If you liked then you should have stayed far away and maybe you wouldn't have been turned into a deer and eaten by your own hunting dogs.

Description: Pretty sure Catullus was talking about chocolate...