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Translation - Latin-Portuguese brazilian - DE DOMINIS ET SERVIS ROMANI OPULENTI MULTOS...

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Title	DE DOMINIS ET SERVIS ROMANI OPULENTI MULTOS...
Text Submitted by LKA	Source language: Latin DE DOMINIS ET SERVIS ROMANI OPULENTI MULTOS SERVOS HABEBANT. RUFUS QUOQUE DOMINUS MULTORUM SERVORUM ERAT. SERVI RUFI AMABANT DOMINUM, QUIA BONUS ERAT: SERVIS SEDULIS PECUNIAM DABAT, NE MELOS QUIDEM VERBERABAT, SICUT MULTI. SERVI DOMINORUM SEVERORUM VITAM MISERE TRAHEBANT, SAEPE VAPULABANT ET ESURIEBANT. RARO SERVI DOMINIS, DOMINI SERVIS CONTENTI ERANT.
Remarks about the translation	<Admin's remark> This request is no longer acceptable according to our new submission rules.

Title	Sobre os senhores romanos ricos e muitos escravos
Translation Portuguese brazilian Translated by Fernando V.	Target language: Portuguese brazilian Sobre senhores e escravos Os romanos ricos tinham muitos escravos. Mesmo Rufus era senhor de muitos escravos. Os servos de Rufus amavam-no, pois era bom (para eles). (Rufus) dava dinheiro para os escravos e nÃ£o os destratava verbalmente. Os escravos de senhores severos tinham vida miserÃ¡vel, frequentemente eram chicoteados e maltratados. Os servos de raros senhores eram contentes.
Remarks about the translation	HÃ¡ erros de concordÃ¢ncia no texto latino. A traduÃ§Ã£o passa por cima dos erros, buscando o sentido que o texto pretendia transmitir.

Validated by casper tavernello - 1 April 2008 03:48

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	Author	Message
		28 March 2008 05:21
	ArgentGuy Number of messages: 3	I don't see inconsistencies in the Latin text; it's just a matter of "solving the puzzle" to have it make sense. A better translation into Emglish could be the following - someone else can switch it to Portuguese from here: About masters and slaves Rich Romans had many slaves. Rufus too was the master of many slaves. Rufus's slaves loved the master because he was good: he used to give money to keen slaves, not even did he flog them. Slaves of stern masters lived life miserably, they were frequently beated and starved out. Rarely were slaves happy with masters and masters with slaves.