the enemy of my enemy is my friend
Latin translation: inimicus inimici mei amicus meus est
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inimicus inimici mei amicus meus est Explanation: A quite literal translation. 'Inimicus' rather than 'hostis', as the former means a personal, the latter a public, enemy. |
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