quod est senator, in urbem saepe redit.
English translation: Latin Phrase
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Latin Phrase Explanation: Dear Brockton, "quod est senator, in urbem saepe redit" The phrase is incomplete, or else the punctuation is wrong. "Quod est, (that is to say), Senator in urbem saepe redit (the senator goes back frequently into the city), or else, it is : "that is to say, senator, he goes back frequently into the city.." As it is does not make syntactical sense. Kind regards, Michael McCann PhB BA MA ITA |
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