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Prevod - Latinski-Ruski - De Jovi

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Tekst Podnet od Veron_nika	Izvorni jezik: Latinski Poetae Graeci Jovem patraem deorum homininumque vocabant.Juppiter in Olympo habitabant. In tutela Jovis praecipue reges erant. Bestiae nonnullae deis sacrae erant, ut aquila Jovi, pavo Junoni, equus Neptuno.

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Poslednja provera i obrada od Sunnybebek - 2 Juli 2009 19:48

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	Autor	Poruka
		1 Juli 2009 20:19
	Sunnybebek Broj poruka: 758	Hi Efylove! Could you, please, make a bridge for this text when U have time? Thank you a lot in advance! CC: Efylove
		2 Juli 2009 19:36
	Efylove Broj poruka: 1015	"Greek poets called Jupiter father of gods and men. Jupiter lived on Olympus. Especially kings were under Jupiter's protection. Many animals were consacrated to gods, like the eagle to Jupiter, the peacock to Juno, the horse to Neptunus."