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Am I strange in that I generally prefer to always give my own translation of Greek or Latin text when writing? I can't always do that for the blog when it's a long passage and I haven't the time...but for a short sentence or whatever - I mean, we are supposed to know how, right?
Leaning on the Loeb or what have you feels like a crutch. What's the point of all of that language training if I won't be confident in my own translation in the event?
(To be clear, I am not trying to be snobbish towards historians who dip into the ancient world and haven't the languages b/c their expertise is elsewhere. I understand they rely on others for translations the same way I have to rely on others for nutrition statistics, etc)
There's a similar tension in programming between reuse and reimplementation. One of the 'Ten Commandments' for C is "Thou shalt study thy libraries and strive not to reinvent them without cause, that thy code may be short and readable and thy days pleasant and productive."
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