March 12, 2010
In legal terms, what (Latin) word describes the thought that breaking a law requires a punishment.?
Like in the Bible, God demanded sin be punished; hence, His son paid the penalty and satisfied God’s justice. What word describes that legality?
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March 6, 2010
What is the Latin word for the language Latin?
Did the romans say they spoke Latin?
Would they say, for example: Dico Latin! (I speak Latin!)
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March 5, 2010
What is the word mountain in the Latin language?
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Please don’t ask what my business operates, its just a general question. Thank you
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March 4, 2010
In legal terms, what word describes the thought that breaking a law requires a punishment.?
Like in the Bible, God demanded sin be punished; hence, His son paid the penalty and satisfied God’s justice. What word describes that legality (think it is in latin)
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February 28, 2010
Tv Quote : What Was The Latin Word For Cuckoo In Norris’ Crossword In Coronation Street?
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pretty sure…
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Trail as in: “I followed the trail up the mountain”
Prospector as in someone who prospects for minerals in mining.
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