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Re: "Speak the speech"

by Johannes Patruus <invalid@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 7, 2008 at 08:18 AM

Evertjan. wrote:
> Joe Riegsecker wrote on 06 mei 2008 in alt.language.latin:
> 
>> Someone has asked me about translating the English phrase "Speak the
>> speech," found in Shakespeare's Hamlet, into Latin.
>>
>> Her try is "Loquor Oratio."
>>
>> It seems to me that this is an imperative, and "oratio" should be
>> accusative, so would "Loquere orationem" or "Loquimini orationem" be
>> more accurate?
>>
>> Comments?  Suggestions?
>> -- 
> 
> Ora!
> 
> or if you want to keep the aliteration:
> 
> Ora orationem!

In an ecclesiastical context, the latter would be "Pray the prayer" - cf. 
"orationem quam orat" in III Reg 8:29, etc.

Patruus
 




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"Speak the speech"
Joe Riegsecker <joepye  2008-05-06 21:57:14 
Re: "Speak the speech"
"Evertjan." <  2008-05-06 22:17:08 
Re: "Speak the speech"
Johannes Patruus <inva  2008-05-07 08:18:43 
Re: "Speak the speech"
Johannes Patruus <inva  2008-05-07 08:47:38 
Re: "Speak the speech"
"Ed Cryer" <  2008-05-07 09:30:54 
Re: "Speak the speech"
Johannes Patruus <inva  2008-05-07 09:55:00 

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