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2008-10-14  Greek - Dates in ancient Greek:   Hello, Actually it is impossible to write 1.5.2006 in ancient Greek because the ancient Greeks reckoned their years beginning from 776 BC that was the year of the founding of the Olympic games which...
2008-10-14  Ancient Languages - latin translation:   I'm sorry, but I don't want to help you simply because in my ‘Instructions to Questioner’ which appear on your ‘Ask a Question’ page I have expressly written: “No tattoos please” In fact I really...
2008-10-14  Latin - Latin:   Hello, here are the translations you asked me: 1-“Animus eius qui coram te stat quoddam est speculum. In eo tuam ipsius aspice imaginem”. ["The heart of the person before you is a mirror. See there...
2008-10-13  Latin - Volare:   Hello, if you are looking for a Latin sentence that includes the Latin verb "volare" (literally, 'to fly') and serves to suggest success, as you say, I think you could use one of the following phrases:...
2008-10-12  Greek - How do you pronounce??:   Hello, the English word “newspaper” translates into Ancient Greek as “ephemerís” (Latin alphabet), i.e. “εφημερίς “ (Ancient Greek letters) . Note that in...


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