Re: Natural Language Praised

In message <43946D7A.62EF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Ron Hardin <rhhardin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
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Search for the opening line

Tametsi multis in lucubrationibus recentioribus satis ...

hmm

nothing found, but Google does suggest Trudsdell's Latin is wrong

Did you mean: Tametsi multis in lucubrationes recentioribus satis

so perhaps it's not such a dead language after all, if Google is correcting
it, even if wrongly.

All that means is that Google has seen "lucubrationes" somewhere before, but not "lucubrationibus". Google doesn't speak Latin.

Yet.

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Richard Herring
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