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Original text - Latin - BenedÃcite, rores et pruÃna, DÃ³mino: benedÃcite,...

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Title	BenedÃcite, rores et pruÃna, DÃ³mino: benedÃcite,...
Text to be translated Submitted by irmarita	Source language: Latin BenedÃcite, rores et pruÃna, DÃ³mino: benedÃcite, gelu et frÃgus, DÃ³mino. BenedÃcite, glÃ¡cies et nives, DÃ³mino: benedÃcite, noctes et dies, DÃ³mino.

27 November 2010 16:08

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	Author	Message
		27 November 2010 18:06
	alexfatt Number of messages: 1538	There are no written accents in Latin.
		27 November 2010 18:25
	Bamsa Number of messages: 1524	Thanks alexfatt No verb?
		27 November 2010 19:07
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Hi! Yes, there are some verbs at the imperative ("benedicite" I've got this text translated into Old French in a book that was used to celebrate Easter, (XVIIth century) : Click here, irmarita.
		27 November 2010 22:09
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	This request is ok. Alex probably wanted to say that the accents are not needed. Latin texts originally were written without them. The accents appear only in texts prepared for some students and people who don't know how to pronounce Latin words.
		28 November 2010 01:50
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	From the text in old French : wet fogs and drizzles, bless the lord Freeze and cold, bless the lord Ices and snows, bless the lord nights and days, bless the lord