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English to Latin translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting / Tattoos | |||||||
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5 +2 | Intervallum nihil valet, cum aliquis omnia valet. |
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distance means nothing, when someone means everything. Intervallum nihil valet, cum aliquis omnia valet. Explanation: Or one might substitute 'spatium' or 'longinquitas' for 'intervallum', which last properly signifies a distance between two points (or people). Likewise, the second clause might be rendered 'si quis omnia valet', i.e., as the protasis of a logical condition, which is effectually what the construction with 'cum' amounts to. |
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