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Traduzione - Latino-Inglese - ii censebant gloriam Romae augere.Ancus cogitabat...

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ii censebant gloriam Romae augere.Ancus cogitabat...
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Aggiunto da anna4444
Lingua originale: Latino

ii censebant gloriam Romae augere.Ancus cogitabat aris semper deorumque adesse.pro salute populi Romani is orabat. Ostiam quoque aedificavit. Acres hostes acri pugna superavit. victoria eius certa erat.
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recenice su uglavnom nepovezane.Ancus je ime-anko.

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About Ancus Marcius
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Inglese

Tradotto da Aneta B.
Lingua di destinazione: Inglese

They thought the glory of Rome was rising. Ancus believed being present on altars of gods. He prayed for the well-being of the Roman people. He's also built Ostia.He defeated bitter enemies in a fierce battle. His victory was well-known.
Ultima convalida o modifica di lilian canale - 1 Ottobre 2009 17:48





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5 Giugno 2009 15:24

Tantine
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Hi (again) Aneta B

Two tiny corrections before I set a poll.

"He prayed for the well-being of the Roman people."

Bises
Tantine


5 Giugno 2009 16:36

Aneta B.
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You're absolutely right. I've edited.
It's nice work together with you;-)

5 Giugno 2009 16:47

Tantine
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Let's hope we work together lots then

I've set a poll because my Latin date from the same prehistorical period as my Ancient Greek

Bises
Tantine

5 Giugno 2009 16:59

Aneta B.
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<lol> I love your sens of humour.

9 Giugno 2009 12:31

Efylove
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"Ancus believed it was present on altars of gods" - where's "it" in Latin? Maybe the subject of the infinitive is Ancus...

10 Giugno 2009 14:38

mirja91
Numero di messaggi: 20
I think you should consider the words semper and -que. And maybe aris is the subject of adesse.
You could say 'believed it to be present' instead of 'believed it was present' if you want a more literal translation.

11 Giugno 2009 17:32

Tantine
Numero di messaggi: 2747
Hi Aneta, Hi girls

Sorry it took me so long to get back to this evaluation but we have had some rather bad weather and it seriously affects my connection every time it rains

Efylove, do you mean that it should read more like:

"Ancus believed he was present on altars of gods"?

And Aneta, are you ok with mijra91's suggestions? If so, I will edit following the various remarks, then I will validate

Bises
Tantine

11 Giugno 2009 19:50

Aneta B.
Numero di messaggi: 4487
mirja91 wrote: 'You could say 'believed it to be present' instead of 'believed it was present' if you want a more literal translation'.

Well, unfortunetely, I don't agree. I is double accusative construction, so personal form is needed in translation.

Efylove, maybe you right and the subject is Ancus.
For me the subject default was 'gloria Romae':
it (=the glory of Rome) was always present on altars of gods.

But I have one more idea: Maybe it should be translated:

'Ancus believed he existed/lived for altars of gods'. - what means he was dedicated/devoted to gods.

14 Giugno 2009 13:44

chronotribe
Numero di messaggi: 119
« Ancus cogitabat aris semper deorumque adesse. »
In this state, sentence doesn't make sense to me. I suppose it could be: "Ancus cogitabat aris semper deorum adesse" = Ancus intended to be always present on altars of gods. But "cogitabat" might also be corrupted and some word in dat. after "deorumque" such as "sacris" be missing.

18 Giugno 2009 01:15

Aneta B.
Numero di messaggi: 4487
I agree with chronotribe. This part of the text isn't clear. So, we can translate it in lots of ways. Firstly, the subject can be Ancus and the glory of Rome as well. We should think hard what could be present on altars of gods? The man or the glory or sth else, what can be missing, as chronotribe sugessted?

21 Luglio 2009 14:20

tarinoidenkertoja
Numero di messaggi: 113
Ancus believed it has always been present on the altars of the gods.

1 Ottobre 2009 17:09

lilian canale
Numero di messaggi: 14972
Hi, Aneta.
I'm taking care of this translation now due to Tantine's long absence.
What about: "Ancus believed being present on altars of gods"?

1 Ottobre 2009 17:25

Aneta B.
Numero di messaggi: 4487
Thank you, Lilly. It is very nice you took care of it.
Hm, but we don't know what is the subject here, dear one. As chronotribe had noticed: "the sentence doesn't make sense", because of a lack of the subject. And we don't know whether author meant that Ancus was being on altars of gods or glory of Rome (from the previous sentence)...???
Probably sth is missing here... I don't know what we can do in this situation, my dear.

1 Ottobre 2009 17:35

Aneta B.
Numero di messaggi: 4487
...and we would need some context to get know what is the subject. I was searching the text in the net, but unfortunately wasn't succeed.


1 Ottobre 2009 17:41

lilian canale
Numero di messaggi: 14972
That's why I suggested using the gerund here, since it suits any subject.

1 Ottobre 2009 17:42

Aneta B.
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Well, yes, I know you meant that... I think we can do in this way indeed.

1 Ottobre 2009 17:50

Aneta B.
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Thanks a lot!