'archen te kai teleuten kai mesa ton onton apanton echon' and 'palaios logos'

Spanish translation: tiene en sus manos el principio, el fin y el medio de todas las cosas

23:44 May 27, 2003
Greek (Ancient) to Spanish translations [PRO]
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Greek (Ancient) term or phrase: 'archen te kai teleuten kai mesa ton onton apanton echon' and 'palaios logos'
'archen te kai teleuten kai mesa ton onton apanton echon', and quotes this phrase as a 'palaios logos'.
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Spanish translation:tiene en sus manos el principio, el fin y el medio de todas las cosas
Explanation:
should be the translation.

"palaios logos" would translate as "antiguo dicho" (ancient teaching).

HTH,

Serge L.
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muchismimas gracias
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4 +2tiene en sus manos el principio, el fin y el medio de todas las cosas
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palaios logos
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tiene en sus manos el principio, el fin y el medio de todas las cosas


Explanation:
should be the translation.

"palaios logos" would translate as "antiguo dicho" (ancient teaching).

HTH,

Serge L.


    Reference: http://www.hemerodigital.unam.mx/ANUIES/itam/estudio/estudio...
Serge L
Local time: 09:43
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Grading comment
muchismimas gracias

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agree  x-Translator (X)
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agree  Estella
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  -> Thank you both!

neutral  Óscar Delgado Gosálvez: 'echon'= participio de echo (tener): por tanto es "el que tiene". El resto está bien. Parece una definición de Dios. (¿Platón?)
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Reference: palaios logos

Reference information:
Clement of Alexandria uses these words as a 'package of information'
that was given to the Greeks from earlier 'wise' people. He mentions that Plato referenced the 'palaios logos' as an ancient source of information.

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