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Translation - Latin-English - minos iovis et europae filius, cum atheniensibus...

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Title	minos iovis et europae filius, cum atheniensibus...
Text Submitted by panevino	Source language: Latin minos iovis et europae filius, cum atheniensibus belligeravit cuius figlius

Title	Minos, the son of Zeus and Europe
Translation English Translated by Guzel_R	Target language: English Minos, the son of Zeus and Europe fought with the son of Athenians.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 4 April 2008 15:58

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		4 April 2008 10:58
	JordiMarine Number of messages: 8	is not better Jupiter than Zeus? I think that: Jupiter = Roman mythology. Zeus = Greek mythology.
		4 April 2008 14:56
	tarinoidenkertoja Number of messages: 113	with the son of atheniensibus would be " cum atheniensium filio "
		4 April 2008 20:28
	Guzel_R Number of messages: 225	I made my translation from Italian to English and there Giove= Zieus, Ateniesi=Athenians. As I understand the expert was agree with this Italian one.
		5 April 2008 01:25
	JordiMarine Number of messages: 8	from wikipedia: -- Giove (latino Iuppiter, accusativo Iovem) era la divinitÃ suprema della religione e della mitologia romana: dio latino del cielo equivalente a Zeus nella religione greca e Tinia in quella etrusca. -- In Roman mythology, Jupiter (Iuppiter in Latin) held the same role as Zeus in the Greek pantheon. -- But i'm not sure...
		5 April 2008 10:38
	Guzel_R Number of messages: 225	Yes, I'm agree with you. But As I told before I made my translation from Italian. And it was Zues in that one not Jupiter.