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invidus homo hoc fecit

English translation: an envious man did it

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Latin term or phrase:invidus homo hoc fecit
English translation:an envious man did it
Entered by: Luis Antonio de Larrauri

07:56 Jun 20, 2013
Latin to English translations [Non-PRO]
Art/Literary - Philosophy
Latin term or phrase: invidus homo hoc fecit
Can anybody know latin help to translate these latin phrases into English? I don't know latin. Thank you first.
invidus homo hoc fecit，
Requiesce anima mea
Nolite confidere
servitium viscatum
justa et moderata querimonia
primus amor
Huadan Huang
Local time: 15:10
an odious man did it
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Luis Antonio de Larrauri
Local time: 09:10
Grading comment
Yes, thank you and also Olga, I've figured these words out, and envious suits better for the whole context.
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5 +2an odious man did it
Luis Antonio de Larrauri


  

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an odious man did it


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For the rest you must follow the rules of the site...

Luis Antonio de Larrauri
Local time: 09:10
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Native speaker of: Spanish
Grading comment
Yes, thank you and also Olga, I've figured these words out, and envious suits better for the whole context.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Veronika McLaren
3 hrs
  -> Many thanks, Veronika!
agree  Olga Cartlidge: or envious, depending on the context
2 days 4 hrs
  -> Thank you, Olga! You are right, apparently here the context favours 'envious'
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