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Translation - Latin-English - extra oppidum superbi et maligni habitabant
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Title
extra oppidum superbi et maligni habitabant
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Submitted by
pias
Source language: Latin
extra oppidum superbi et maligni habitabant
Title
The proud and the ill-disposed lived outside of the city
Translation
English
Translated by
Urunghai
Target language: English
The proud and the ill-disposed lived outside of the city
Validated by
dramati
- 8 March 2008 16:45
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29 February 2008 01:45
casper tavernello
Number of messages: 5057
Oj, varför spenderar du dina poäng med den här, Pia?
Uru: oppidum doesn't mean exactly a city, but any area with an administrative autonomy. Maybe those who live "abroad".
And "maligni", "evil".
29 February 2008 07:08
Urunghai
Number of messages: 464
Really? I have always learned that urbs and oppidum are two words for the same thing.
Also, isn't there a difference between malignus and malus ("real" evil)?