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16:20 Aug 14, 2000 |
Latin to English translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary | ||||
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na | see below |
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na | This is your translation. |
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see below Explanation: Therefore the spheristerion is not distant. |
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see below Explanation: I think it 'd be better to translate DEINDE as "FROM THERE", so: Not far from there, there is the spheristerion. Or. The sph.is not far from there. Hope this helps nothing to say |
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This is your translation. Explanation: Where do farmers sow their seeds? Maybe it's time for peace on the earth? Maybe horses fly in the sky? Time for sleeping is night or day? Adolescence/youth, and, encampment/fortress, money, the wise uncle(areyou sure it is not avunculus probus?, leads (to lead),I am, He perfect, prudent/cautious/careful, rural/rustic, mine(If pronoun)/my (if adjective), really, well (adv.),you (singular),strongly, to form/to make strongly, to teach sensible/wise/judicious, he/she demonstrates/shows, he/she plays (as to play tennis!) hope this helps nothing to say. |
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