Translation - Ancient greek-Latin - πραττω κατα τον δαιμονα εαυτου

Hi Alex,
I'm not sure I know a good English equivalent for it, but "kata daimona" is a common phrase and means 'according to the decrees of God' or 'according to god's fate' o sth like that.
In Polish it is "według zrządzenia boskiego".

However it would be "divina dispositione" in Latin.

Have no idea why I tried to have this translated into English first!!! Silly me!

But with a verb "ago" it would be different a bit:

"secundum divinam dispositionem".

Oh. Ok! Actually I found it difficult to catch the exact meaning

Ok, but one word has not been translated now: "eautou".
Nevertheles, I'm not sure how it should be translated to have it combined with the phrase.
The only things that come to my mind are:

"Ago secundum EAM divinam dispositionem".
or
"Ago secundum IPSIUS divinam dispositionem".

But I'm not quite sure of them, unfortunately.



---

Hi Efee,
Could you let us know, please, if you have any idea?

CC: Efylove

Hi! I had the same difficulty in understandig alex's translation. I think we could translate "ago secundum ipsius divinam dispositionem", though it doesn't sound totally correct to me. It could have been easier with an εμαυτου ("secundum meam divinam dispositionem"...

Hi! Thanks a lot. I feel exactly the same about the sentence, but unfortunately there is not "emautou" in the sentence, but "eautou".

I'll just follow your choice.

Thanks girls