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The number of people here using Latin translators is quite funny
Latin Quotes
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The number of people here using Latin translators is quite funny
Wow, i can't believe no one has posted;
Dulce et Decorum est pro patria mori
It has a million translations, which reminds us that latin is very much a lost language passed through time by "chinese whipsers", as it were. Most translations revolve around "it is sweet and right to die for your country". First written by Horace, the infamous roman soldier/poet and mirrored later, somewhat appropriately, by Wilfred Owen, a Soldier/Poet in 1917.
Semper Altoria Speramus
Our old school motto. which means Always somethign something. I dunno. I never cared at the time.
and my favourite,
In Nomine
Simply, "In the name of..."
Dulce et Decorum est pro patria mori
It has a million translations, which reminds us that latin is very much a lost language passed through time by "chinese whipsers", as it were. Most translations revolve around "it is sweet and right to die for your country". First written by Horace, the infamous roman soldier/poet and mirrored later, somewhat appropriately, by Wilfred Owen, a Soldier/Poet in 1917.
Semper Altoria Speramus
Our old school motto. which means Always somethign something. I dunno. I never cared at the time.
and my favourite,
In Nomine
Simply, "In the name of..."