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collins33 | 18:27 Fri 01st Jun 2007 | Quotes
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What is the latin translation of the saying "what goes around comes around"
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Id quot circumiret, circumveniat... According to one site...
"Quid circumit, circumagit" might work, too.
Bit too much on the subject here...

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php? t=392052
This has come up in one of the Latin teachers sites

the head mattress - that is a head master who is a woman by the way - of St Pauls didnt like the subjunctives in the first phrase especially the imperfect suj which she she refers to as the preteritesubj.

and prefers QMs Id quod circumit, cirucmvenit
both present indicatives

The phrase came up in the Indie or Grauniad and so did a few other terrible translations
and so
magister docentesque collegi sancti pauli -
yeah that's right the Head mattress and pupils of St pauls wrote a whole letter in Latin....

if I come across the text again, I will post it

Id quod circumit, circumvenit

I prefer quodque circumeat, circumveniat

(potential subjuncitves) yeah yeah whatever...

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