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Original text - Latin - fons itaque æternalis amor
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fons itaque æternalis amor
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Submitted by
lantana
Source language: Latin
fons itaque æternalis amor
Edited by
charisgre
- 9 January 2008 06:21
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8 January 2008 15:44
goncin
Number of messages: 3706
charisgre,
Is "aternalis" [for "aeternalis"] the only wrong thing here?
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charisgre
9 January 2008 06:07
charisgre
Number of messages: 256
In my opinion, yes. What do you think?
9 January 2008 10:05
goncin
Number of messages: 3706
I was wondering about "itaque", but this is apparently just "ita" + "que". It's odd (at least to me), however, a noun ["fons"] and an adverb ["ita"] to be together with the conjunction "que".
Thanks, charisgre!
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charisgre