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Umseting - Latín-Enskt - Ad puellam ille Demosthenes clanculum adiuit. At...

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Heiti	Ad puellam ille Demosthenes clanculum adiuit. At...
Tekstur Framborið av Ginger snaps	Uppruna mál: Latín Ad puellam ille Demosthenes clanculum adiuit. At Lais poposcit denarium decem milia. Petulantia mulieris atque pecuniae magnitudine, timuit Demosthenes. Tum discessit. Aulu-Gelle
Viðmerking um umsetingina	Humm... VoilÃ je ne cherche pas une traduction complÃ¨te mais quelques notions afin de traduire ce texte ( je ne prend pas de cours et je tente d'apprendre seule ce qui n'est pas facile ) Je vous remercie par avance de m'aider

Heiti	Demosthenes came stealthily
Umseting Enskt Umsett av charisgre	Ynskt mál: Enskt Demosthenes stealthily came to the child. But Lais asked for 10.000 dinars. Demosthenes feared the shamelessness of the woman and the proportions of the monetary amount. Then he left. --Aulus Gellius
Viðmerking um umsetingina	came to the child=little girl, adolescent Aullus Gellius is the author of the Attic Nights, I don't know for sure if the name of the book is correct in English. David: Aulus Gellius Â· Attic Nights is the correct English.

Góðkent av dramati - 15 Desember 2007 14:58

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	Høvundur	Eini boð
		15 Desember 2007 05:19
	Una Smith Tal av boðum: 429	The meaning is correct, but the emphasis is a little different. May I suggest this alternative: To the girl child Demosthenes stealthily came. But Lais asked for 10.000 dinars. The shamelessness of womankind and the magnitude of money frightened Demosthenes. So he left.
		17 Desember 2007 07:07
	charisgre Tal av boðum: 256	I agree with the emphasis, my English is guilty here. But I'm not sure about this> "shamelessness of womankind" - in the original is mulieris, woman.