Minicium diligo. Pater eius amicus meus est. Me

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13:30 Jul 26, 2000

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Latin term or phrase: Minicium diligo. Pater eius amicus meus est. Me

Letter that Pliny the Younger wrote dealing with matchmaking. He was showing enthusiasm for a Minicius as a prospective husband for Junius's niece.

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English translation:see below

Explanation:
Minicium diligo. Pater eius amicus meus est.
Trad.: I like best Minicius. His father is a friend of mine.

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Laura Gentili
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Local time: 04:19

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Explanation:
Minicium diligo. Pater eius amicus meus est.
Trad.: I like best Minicius. His father is a friend of mine.

Laura Gentili
Italy
Local time: 04:19
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Italian
PRO pts in pair: 95

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