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Legitime certantibus, Lex dubia non obligat, Nemo iudex nemo testis idoneusi propica causa. An old man who claims to work for a university said my text in the German forum is bullsh... and he made that Latin quotation. Well, what does it man, anyway. I was taught that if you quote in Latin you provide the translation. Thanks for you help!
Mann1979HH 3 years ago
Well, this is just a rough translation and probably a bit off, but here it goes: "The determined legion (I'm pretty sure that is completely wrong...), the law is not obligated to hesitate. No judge nor witness is worthy of setting before a cause."
Hope that helped. I'm just a student, so I'm no expert on any of this, but that's more or less about it....I think.
engfan4 3 years ago
""To those who compete legitimately, a doubtful law is not binding. No one is a suitable judge, no one is a suitable witness in his own case. (I take it that the Latin was 'in propria causa.)"" I got this translation already. Danke anyway! What languages do you speak?
Mann1979HH 3 years ago
Yes, that sounds much better than mine. Use that one, not the one I gave you because I was probably completely off. All I speak is English and some latin. Using latin, I can guess some things in other languages that derived from it, but nothing much.
engfan4 3 years ago