Latin translation
Ancient tongue conversion
Latin translation refers to the process of converting text into or from Latin, or the resulting translated work.
Most often it means rendering something into Latin: a Latin translation of the Bible, medieval Latin translations of Aristotle.
It can also mean translating Latin texts into modern languages: I'm working on a Latin translation of Virgil's Aeneid.
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