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Subject: help me! (Latin translation
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Date: Sat, 6-Oct-84 15:11:32 EDT
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Posted: Sat Oct  6 15:11:32 1984
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[zzzzz  snapppp]

>> ... please translate ...
>> Terminat hora diem
>> terminat auctor opus

My Latin's rusty, but it looks like:

         The hour ends the day,
         The artist ends his work.

Or:      The author ends the work.

I think  auctor  is more general than our  author , and refers to an
originator of any work of art.  It depends on context, though.  If the
source is biblical, it could refer to the author of our being.  Where
do the lines come from?

          Gordon Fisher
          ...uvacs!gmf