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vox clamans in terris...Stick in the mud, maybe?
Posted by
Mel Profit (aka Mel Profit)
Jun 26 '09, 11:23
I know no Latin but that's my guess. Looking it up now but getting only references to the event.
Responses:
voice crying out in the wilderness is my guess. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 26, 11:23
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literally it means "voice crying out on earth." -- nm
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mafic
Jun 26, 11:27
apparently he got it wrong, it should be "vox clamans in deserto." -- (link)
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loosilu
Jun 26, 11:25
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I'll grant that he misquoted, but in latin meanings can depend on context, so what he said isn't necessarily wrong.
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mafic
Jun 26, 11:38
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it's wrong if it's a quote from the bible. :) -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 26, 11:42
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that's what I'm saying. he misquoted, but the meaning is still intact. -- nm
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mafic
Jun 26, 11:45
sounds about right -- nm
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znufrii
Jun 26, 11:25
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