Latin assistance part II

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Latin assistance part II

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Holy Stone translated into Latin?

from the relic-ish point of view....

We jokingly can up with Sanctus Petri at Pennsic
but I'm betting that cannot be right....

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saxum sanctum
Martel le Hardi
black for the darkness of the path
red for a fiery passion
white for the blinding illumination
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thanks!
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Before I actually carve it into the mold
can a get a second opinion?
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Holy stone, eh? Your deck will be immaculate.
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Post by Destichado »

Yours is only wrong in that you're trying to fit petra-am into the wrong declension.

Sancta Petra is fine, but denotes a large stone, especially one that has been, or is suitable for, shaping.

Sanctus Lapillus would imply a pebble or a gem-like stone.

Saxum, as near as I can tell, just means rock -as in damnit I tripped on one.
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Post by Baron Conal »

Destichado wrote:
Saxum, as near as I can tell, just means rock -as in damnit I tripped on one.


well, that one is actually perfect then.....

...because that it how it was found :lol: :lol:

I'll be posting more info on the whole story later
once the badges are done....
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