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@mhenderson5
Welcome to Tatoeba!
But I'm afraid you should capitalize the first word in your sentence (Sed), at least here at Tatoeba. ☺
@carlosalberto
In Latin, sentences are not requires to start with a capital letter. In fact, the whole notion of capital letters postdates Latin.
In this discussion people mention that at least some current works in Latin don't use capital letters: http://latindiscussion.com/foru...lization.9938/
Here is a scanned page from Harrius Potter et philosophi lapis:
http://www.eduhi.at/dl/harriusp...ophiLapis2.jpg
As you can see, only names (Dursley) and titles (Dominus) are capitalised, but otherwise the sentences start with a small letter.
@impersonator
Well, if so, this will be an exception at Tatoeba. I have nothing against it. ☺
Wow, someone's translated Harry Potter to Latin... Really, some people like translating so much!
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sed fugit interea, fugit irreparabile tempus, singula dum capti circumvectamur amore.
added by mhenderson5, March 17, 2014
