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ψάχνω να βρω τη μετάφραση στα λατινικά

It´s for my ex-fiance(a woman). She´s returning home, far away for personal reasons, so I need to put this on two rings. But later i´ll see which part goes in what ring. I hope you can help me.
Besides this was written on spanish but i figure out there would be more english - latin translators than espanish - latin.
Thank for the suggestion chronotribe. As you´ll see i changed the text.

jag vet att jag inte vet någonting alltså vet jag någonting på ett ungefär, fast kortare

from bible

texto extraído de um livro de hidráulica

Seems to come from CAII JULII SOLINI DE MIRABILIBUS MUNDI CAPITULA XIV, quoted in Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan.

Semble être extrait de CAII JULII SOLINI DE MIRABILIBUS MUNDI CAPITULA XIV, cite dans The Great God Pan d'Arthur Machen

Note: I already searched for this on the net - the YahooAnswer proposition is wrong (it's the translation of another quote from the book)
Note: J'ai deja effectue des recherches sur internet - la traduction proposee par un internaute sur YahooAnswer est fausse (il s'agit de la traduction d'une autre phrase citee ailleurs dans le texte)

Merci d'avance

<edit> "chorus" with "choris" </edit> (05/05/francky thanks to translator's notification)

<edit> "ptotinus" with "protinus"</edit> (05/05francky thanks to translator's notification)

replacing "u" with "v" just doesn't make sense, some also replace "v" with "u", that just adds to the confusion, as sometimes it goes with "u" replaced by "v" and sometimes with "v" replaced by "u". -eg : "perduravit", should one read "perdvrauit"? - Ha!)