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== Traductology note (courtesy) ==

Note to the previous editor on the English translation of the monuments' name. (His or her unsolicited move might be construed by some as discourteous.)

* " ... The tree still stands behind the 13m-high '''Obelisk of Lions''' ... " <ref name ="LonelyPlanet">Marika McAdam, James Bainbridge. 2013. ''Lonely Planet: Souteastern Europe''. 'Iasi Section' (online version / no page number).</ref>

* "... the monument '''The Lions' Obelisk''' (Gh. Asachi, 1934 [sic])." <ref> Stela Mariana Checiu, Corina Firuță. Visit Romania. Alcor Edimpex, 1997. p. 134. </ref>

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Thanks. [[User:Sb2s3|Sb2s3]] ([[User talk:Sb2s3|talk]]) 21:04, 31 May 2016 (UTC)

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Traductology note (courtesy)

Note to the previous editor on the English translation of the monuments' name. (His or her unsolicited move might be construed by some as discourteous.)

  • " ... The tree still stands behind the 13m-high Obelisk of Lions ... " [1]
  • "... the monument The Lions' Obelisk (Gh. Asachi, 1934 [sic])." [2]
  1. ^ Marika McAdam, James Bainbridge. 2013. Lonely Planet: Souteastern Europe. 'Iasi Section' (online version / no page number).
  2. ^ Stela Mariana Checiu, Corina Firuță. Visit Romania. Alcor Edimpex, 1997. p. 134.

Thanks. Sb2s3 (talk) 21:04, 31 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]