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We need a better translation (into English, in my opinion) of "technica impendi nationi." It is currently translated as "technology impulses nations" which is awkward, at best. I've never heard of a nation being "impulsed." Advice from a Latin scholar? Does it mean "technology drives nations?"
66.31.46.97 (talk) 14:56, 28 June 2008 (UTC)
would like definitions usus loquendi terminus technicus vocabulum artis