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Maria, how would the following translate into 14th century Latin: "Never shall we die" ?
Hello,
In classical or 14th century medieval Latin the correct translation of "Never shall we die" is the following:
-“Numquam moriemur”
Note that NUMQUAM corresponds to “never” and MORIEMUR (1st.person plural, future of MORIOR, I die) means “shall we die”.
Best regards,
Maria
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