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How to translate "walk it off" into Latin? As the phrase corresponds to relieving physical pain

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Why "praemiīs mē dōnant" and not "praemia mihi donant"?

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"Nam sī qua alia urbs, est īnsalūbris Rōma."

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meaning of ἂν in Phaedo I.57b

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What is the correct translation of "my bloodline ends with me" in Latin?

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What are the rules for punctuation marks in Ancient Greek texts?

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Natural vs constructed languages

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I can't find a nice literal translation for "Stella caeli exstirpavit"

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Can someone translate this odd Latin text from an Italian church

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Is anyone having trouble with Perseus?

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In Late Latin (the time of Jerome), was "quia" more often used in the sense "because" or in the sense "that" (as a substitution for AcI and NcI)?

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What does "ad tempus tantum" mean?

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Is ἴκελος ever attested with the genitive in place of the dative

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What does the word "Eine" mean in Latin?

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