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Original text - Latin - Si quis uero habet curtilium, de quo comiti...

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Title	Si quis uero habet curtilium, de quo comiti...
Text to be translated Submitted by Janno	Source language: Latin Si quis uero habet curtilium, de quo comiti debeat gaulum...
Remarks about the translation	<edit> "gauelum" with "gaulum"-thanks to the translator's notification - and added 3 dots as the sentence is unfinished.</edit>

Edited by Francky5591

- 19 February 2013 19:52

Last messages

	Author	Message
		19 February 2013 12:28
	Efylove Number of messages: 1015	This Latin sentence, apart from having some mistakes ("gauelum", for example, isn't a Latin word), isn't a finished sentence. "Si ... curtilium" = if clause "de quo ... gauelum" = relative clause The main clause is missing. Should we ask Janno to recheck his source and to post the complete sentence? Many thanks.
		19 February 2013 12:47
	Janno Number of messages: 1	Well, I did quote the text as I did find him. Without any context. It'not impotant, I just as curious id somebody could help me to understand this. Thanks a lot, and let's forget it.