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Translation - Latin-French - Liberae civitati in qua cives Romani liberi...
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Title
Liberae civitati in qua cives Romani liberi...
Text
Submitted by
Rocker
Source language: Latin
Liberae civitati in qua cives Romani liberi fuerunt, imperium successit
Title
Au libre état de libres citoyens Romains, succéda l'empire
Translation
French
Translated by
apple
Target language: French
Au libre état de libres citoyens Romains, succéda l'empire.
Last validated or edited by
Francky5591
- 23 January 2007 10:05
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12 January 2007 14:48
Francky5591
Number of messages: 12396
Non, pas besoin de circonflexe sur "fut", c'est seulement au subjonctif imparfait que cet accent est requis. Au passé simple, "fut" s'écrit bien comme tu l'as écrit...
Et pourquoi pas "société" pour "civitas"?
13 January 2007 06:50
apple
Number of messages: 972
Tu as parfaitement raison, Francky!