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Latin Phrases 2
Can you name the common Latin phrases that have these English translations?
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Last updated: October 16, 2012
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7 Comments
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Oct 13, 2012
Nice quiz. Isn't "e pluribus unum" the more common form?
lifemare
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Level 12
Oct 13, 2012
my bad.
Baltimorean
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Level 66
Nov 26, 2012
You mean without which. Also, I think te morituri salutamus ought to be acceptable; that's the way I learned it.
lifemare
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Level 12
Nov 30, 2012
"Morituri te salutamus" is accepted. Your version is not correct
Sifhraven
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Level 76
Jan 18, 2019
wich is still wrong
Nathaniel
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Level 77
May 21, 2019
Actually, the quote should be "deus e machina", for e/ex is only ex when it is followed by a vowel (like a/an in English). Ergo not even people who are cited billions of times know how to use Latin. q.e.d.
GeniusDude23
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Level 54
Aug 14, 2021
Overall pretty good quiz, maybe update some of the English translations so that they're more accurate to the quote.
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