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“deus mortuus est, ego non sum” or deus est...
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Submitted by machina
Source language: Latin

“deus mortuus est, ego non sum” "deus est mortuus ego sum non"
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I found this txt in web but didn't found any translations for it but "deus mortuus est" is god is dead and "ego non sum" is supposedly I am not.

I would like to know which one is writen correctly and what does they exatly mean from word to word and also meaning of them. Thank you!

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God is dead
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English

Translated by Efylove
Target language: English

God is dead, I am not.
Remarks about the translation
The first one is the right one.
Validated by lilian canale - 11 June 2009 13:13





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9 June 2009 18:14

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"Deus mortuus est" means "God is dead" and "Ego non sum", "I am not" [= I don't exist]; but if we want to translate into Latin "God is dead, I am not", we must write: "Deus mortuus est, ego non [mortuus sum]"! in this case, "Deus mortuus est, ego non sum" is a calque of English syntax...