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Original text - Latin - Per aspera ad astra Current status Original text
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Per aspera ad astra |
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21 August 2009 00:09
Latest messages | | | | | 22 October 2009 23:57 | |  User10Number of messages: 1173 | Hi Latin experts
Is this phrase acceptable according to our rules? CC: Aneta B. Efylove | | | 23 October 2009 00:05 | | | This is a proverb translated into some languages here:
per aspera ad astra
but not into Greek I guess... So you can make the translation.
There isn't a verb in it, but it is not needed, because it is a proverb with default predicate...  | | | 23 October 2009 00:06 | |  User10Number of messages: 1173 | Thanks Aneta  |
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