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Translation - Latin-Italian - romulus et remus, rhea silviae et martis filii,...
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Title
romulus et remus, rhea silviae et martis filii,...
Text
Submitted by
giann89
Source language: Latin
romulus et remus, rhea silviae et martis filii, novam urbem condere
Remarks about the translation
Corrected "romolus" with "romulus" <goncin />.
Title
Romolo e Remo, figli di Rea Silvia e Marte, fondare una nuova cittÃ
Translation
Italian
Translated by
goncin
Target language: Italian
Romolo e Remo, figli di Rea Silvia e Marte, fondarono una nuova cittÃ
Remarks about the translation
Il verbo in latino appare nell'infinitivo ('condere' -> 'fondare'), ma forse la migliore interpretazione sia il passato remoto ('fondarono').
Validated by
ali84
- 29 August 2008 14:38