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Expertise
I am an expert in Latin & Ancient Greek Language and I'll be glad to answer any questions concerning this matter.
Experience in the area
Over 25 years teaching experience.
Education/Credentials
I received my Ph.D. in Classics from Genova University (Italy).
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Recent Answers from Maria
2009-11-20 Shorter version of "What we do in life echoes in eternity.":
Hello, "Echo in eternity “ as an imperative, 2nd.person singular, translates as follows: -“In aeternum résona!” Best regards, Maria ____________________________________________________________
2009-11-19 Latin phrase for Army husband:
Hello, The phrase "God, Country, Student Loans", used as a joke-y phrase/motto, translates as follows into Latin: -“Deus, Patria, Mutua Alumnorum Pecunia”. See below for grammatical analysis
2009-11-18 Medieval Latin:
Hello, Here’s the translation of “There is more evil in the world than is dreamt of": -“Plus est in terris mali quam mente conceptum est “ Regards, Maria _____________________________________________
2009-11-16 Ancient Latin:
Hello, Traditional date for founding of Rome by Romulus is 753 BC just in the Iron Age period which in Italy lasted from 1000 BC to ca.300 BC and therefore covers the Roman monarchy (from 753 BC to
2009-11-15 Ancient Latin:
Hello, If you want the correct translation of “ Allies and Enemies" and "Allies OR Enemies” into Latin, here it is: -“Socii et Hostes“ (Allies and Enemies) -“Aut Socii aut Hostes“ (Allies OR
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