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: euel (euel) wrote in little_details,
2012-01-29 18:50:00

euel
euel
little_details
2012-01-29 18:50:00

Location: United States, Washington, Medical Lake
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Latin motto question

Hi all! First time poster here.

I'm working on a super hero webcomic, and I need a motto for a SHIELD knockoff called AEGIS (Advance Enforcement, General Intervention Service). I've searched the Web for Latin translation pages and I have a vague idea of what I want. The phrase is "Defend Freedom", and the Latin seems to be either "libertas tuebor", "libertas tueri" or "libertas tuero". Thanks in advance for any advice!

Edit: Thanks to everyone who replied.

Tags: ~languages: latin

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Latin motto question

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