Nov 22, 2008 01:31
15 yrs ago
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Latin term
rite praepositi
Latin to English
Social Sciences
Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
Nos Universitati Saskatchewanensi rite praepositi hoc Scripto testatum volumus
John Smith
Baccalaureum Scientiae
rite renuntiatum esse, cuntaque Privilegia, etc, etc, etc.
Thank you in advance!
John Smith
Baccalaureum Scientiae
rite renuntiatum esse, cuntaque Privilegia, etc, etc, etc.
Thank you in advance!
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | duly appointed |
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duly appointed
The beginning of the sentence means:
We, duly appointed leaders (magistrates) of the University of S...
"Duly" doesn't mean anything here literaly, because the dean etc. are of course duly appointed. This expression is here according to a tradition that roots in the Medieval Age, I think.
Universitati is in dative (as well as Saskatchewanensi), because praepositi needs this case. Prae-pono means to set over.
I hope I could help.
P
We, duly appointed leaders (magistrates) of the University of S...
"Duly" doesn't mean anything here literaly, because the dean etc. are of course duly appointed. This expression is here according to a tradition that roots in the Medieval Age, I think.
Universitati is in dative (as well as Saskatchewanensi), because praepositi needs this case. Prae-pono means to set over.
I hope I could help.
P
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