翻译 - 葡萄牙语-拉丁语 - Pensar em um só corpo,em uma só mente sem...

Sweety, could you provide me a bridge here, if you have time?

CC: Sweet Dreams

Or confirm only goncin's one...

Yet before Alexia's confirmation of your bridge, I'd like to make some suggestions to think them over, my dear latinist.

1.
de unico corpore - about unique/special body

about only one body --> "solum de uno corpore"

and “de una mente” , but not necessarily, because it means: “unanimously”!
So rather not “mente”. Maybe “ratione” would be suitable here? What do you think?

And because of the same reason: “unicae gentis” --> “unae gentis”

2.
"in a false horizon"? What do you mean by the expression? Is this an idiom?

In wonderland - in terra miraculorum --> just super!!!!

3.
Siquando veritas non veritas sit? --> Quid si veritas…

4.
"Antefero mortuus esse". (I don’t like it, sorry)

Better would be: “moriri mihi melius placet”
or “mortuus esse mihi melius placet” at the most.

Ooops. I've made a mistake in an order:

"solum de uno corpore" --> de uno solum corpore"

Fixes done, thanks. As for "horizon", it is employed in a figurative sense here, meaning "hope, expectation, perspective". So I changed "horizonte" by "spe". I think "expectatione" would fit as well.

Dear goncin, it looks better now, but:

de una sola ratione --> de una solum ratione

("solum" = an adverb)


I have one more suggestion if you don't mind.

You translated;
a ball of masks --> 'saltatio cum personis"

I propose here rather: saltatio personarum

My best regards!

Hello Aneta, hello Goncin

The bridge seems fine to me

Thanks, Sweety.

Goncin, acceptum sine existimatione...