What does "Quintus per multitudinem servorum contendit" mean?

cdwrover123 | 18:32 Thu 14th Oct 2010 | Phrases & Sayings

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What does "Quintus per multitudinem servorum contendit" mean?

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It means that cdwrover has another obscure problem and still cannot be bothered to say ''Please''.

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A fifth of the crowd of slaves took part (or contended)

p.s. Difficult to translate accurately without the context. Quintus could be a personal name. Could you supply some of the preceding and following text, in order to clarify?

Now say Thank You cd.

Nicely put, Gran.

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Quick get bob and his defibrulator.

I suppose I'll have to settle for that, Gran. Would have loved to know the context, though, being a boring old Latin freak.

Mike if you google the phrase it comes up asmpartmof a teacher training course. Draw your own conclusions (God forbid)

Jeez! Hope he ain't gonna teach Latin!

I feel a right prat now. My translation was wrong. It should have read, "Quintus hurried through the crowd of slaves". If my Latin teacher were still alive he would kick my fundament.

virmos

Many slaves like Quintus. but in the Latin sentence it is said in passive voice so literally it would translate: Quintus is liked by many slaves.

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