Results for his translation from German to Latin

and his
eiusque

his greeting
suo salutem dicit

his is the sea
ipsius est mare

always keeps his hand
servante semper manu

on his mother's lap
matris in gremio

an artist of his own life
artifex vitae artifex sui

always faithful to his country
semper fidelis tibi patria

'emperor king in his kingdom'
'rex imperator in regno suo'

by his help many dangers are prevented
illius auxilio multa pericula prohibentur

to each his own, they will not prevail
unicuique suum, non praevalebunt

plato in his eighty pen in his hand
plato uno et octogesimo anno scribens est mortuus

god's benevolence to his honor, fidelity
deo regi fratribus honor fidelitas benevolentia

we may be defended in the presence of his obitunro
eius in obitunro praesentia muniamur

be strong in the lord in the power of his power
confortamini in domino er in potentia virtutis eius

in which this man is lacking to me, is perverse in his
quod huic deest me torquet

covetous man, who is himself the cause of his own misery,
avarus ipse miseriae causa est suae

not for himself but for his country, it is always a strong man
non sibi sed patriae, semper fortis

i 'm listening for a long time, and now this day, and into the forest with pleasure, as it were, in this way i was now in the number of, as it were, is the time, the (wie wenn es einen rhythmus gabe) as to your always a poem, to be drawn there to here. it occurs to you, you, as he was about (um dich abzuholen), as had been promised the same hour, in the same place, which you have lately were already doing. with the agitated, by means of all the men in the way of this, that they are known by us, according to his ways, on the banks of them, by means of it, over the bridge, there is this music for, but where i have not had silenced the world, where all are dancing and they cry out so, where others have regard to, come with me as they rush along, and exean
attendo diu, iam diem hunc et salto laetus, hac in via nunc velut in numero, velut sit hoc,(wie wenn es einen rhythmus gäbe) quod me semper carmen, illuc trahit huc. occurro tibi, te aditurus (um dich abzuholen), ut promissum eadem hora, in eodem loco, quo nuper iam. per tumultosos, per omnes viros per iter hoc, quod nobis notum est, secundum vias, ad ripas eas, per illum pontem, ad illam musicam, ubi non silentium, ubi omnes saltant et clamant sic, ubi alii spectant, ut mecum currant et exean