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5 | Have a look at the link below |
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3 +1 | Garda will harvest (olives) for the purpose of producing olive oil. |
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Have a look at the link below Explanation: http://www.ighiottoni.it/olio.htm Reference: http://www.ighiottoni.it/olio.htm |
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Garda will harvest (olives) for the purpose of producing olive oil. Explanation: I'm guessing a little here. The quote is from Wala, 835 A.D...he was abbot of the powerful monastery San Colombano di Bobbio in the Lake Garda region; this is perhaps about the time intensive olive cultivation was begun in this region. Literally deputare means to prune, to cut, I'm assuming he means that in the sense of harvest... Literally the phrase is: Garda will prune/cut for the purpose of producing olive oil. So, I think what he means is: Lake Garda (or the region of Lake Garda) will harvest (olives) (since it's so fertile, so adapted to olive cultivation) with the purpose of producing olive oil. http://www.ighiottoni.it/olio.htm (in Italian) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-07-09 15:50:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Whoops! After all that, I see I made an error. \"Deputavit\" is past tense, not future. So it would be: Garda has pruned/cut olives for the purpose of producing olive oil. Rather than will prune/cut Sorry! Reference: http://www.guerrieri-rizzardi.it/giornali/1995_eng/1995_8.ht... |
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