Dec 12, 2016 17:44
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Latin term

facultatis ordini

Latin to English Social Sciences Education / Pedagogy University \\
I have a diploma from the University of Navarra in Spain, of the Opus Dei, It says: D. John xxxxx a D. 15.iii.2002 FACULTATIS ORDINI summa cum laude satisfecit. -- My translation: Mr. John xxxx has on 15.iii.2002 satified “summa cum laude” the Order of the Faculty. is it so? or it means "what has been established by the Faculty"? I see ORDINI is in dative and FACULTATIS in genitive. Any ideas? thank you.

Discussion

Veronika McLaren Dec 12, 2016:
Indeed it does! Forgot to mention.
Jennifer White Dec 12, 2016:
satisfacere takes the dative

Proposed translations

+1
38 mins

satisfied the Order (of examining professors) of the Faculty

the Order of the Opus Dei
Peer comment(s):

agree Joseph Brazauskas
2 days 47 mins
Thanks, Joseph!
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