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| − | {{par|b}} With this grasp, I would cause you to touch the ground. | + | ✅{{par|b}} With this grasp, I would cause you to touch the ground. |
I will dislocate your left shoulder or perhaps the other. | I will dislocate your left shoulder or perhaps the other. | ||
| − | {{par|r}} I will compel you, The Foul One, to lick the ground with your mouth. | + | ✅{{par|r}} I will compel you, The Foul One, to lick the ground with your mouth. |
| − | Or I will cause you, | + | Or I will cause you, the Wretched One, to enter the lowest Key.<ref>Clave is usually translated as Key, but can also refer to the handle for turning a press, or the bar for holding a door shut. We are reading clave as locative with sub ima as the postpositional indication of the direction of the location.</ref> |
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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| + | This page is a great example of the Italian and Latin matching well | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:06, 6 May 2025
Latin 39r
- ¶ Hac ego prensura, faciam te tangere terram.
Denodabo tuum laevum uter forte lacertum.
- ¶ Ore tuo terram te cogam lambere turpem.
Vel faciam intrare miserum te clave sed ima.
Italian
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I'll make you go to the ground with this hold, |
[4b-a] Cum questa presa in terra andare ti faro |
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I'll make you kiss the ground with your mouth |
[4b-b] Cum la bocha la terra ti faro basare |
English 39r
✅¶ With this grasp, I would cause you to touch the ground.
I will dislocate your left shoulder or perhaps the other.
✅¶ I will compel you, The Foul One, to lick the ground with your mouth.
Or I will cause you, the Wretched One, to enter the lowest Key.[1]
- ↑ Clave is usually translated as Key, but can also refer to the handle for turning a press, or the bar for holding a door shut. We are reading clave as locative with sub ima as the postpositional indication of the direction of the location.
This page is a great example of the Italian and Latin matching well
