Can someone who knows latin translate this for me?

LostInAnomie

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Sat Aug-20-05 03:28 AM
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Can someone who knows latin translate this for me?

adventavit asinus,
pulcher et fortissimus

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Daphne08

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Sat Aug-20-05 03:34 AM
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1. Song of the Ass

Edited on Sat Aug-20-05 03:35 AM by Daphne08

http://www.csupomona.edu/~jcclark/emusic/lyrics/asinus.html

Another link:

http://www.hymnsandcarolsofchristmas.com/Hymns_and_Carols/friendly_beasts.htm

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Cornus

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Sat Aug-20-05 03:49 AM
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2. From SONG OF THE ASS

The ass arrived, pretty and very strong.

http://www.csupomona.edu/~jcclark/emusic/lyrics/asinus.html

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Niccolo_Macchiavelli

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Sat Aug-20-05 05:36 AM
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3. hmmmm

Edited on Sat Aug-20-05 05:38 AM by Niccolo_Macchiavelli

the burro(asinus,nominative) advance(adventare 3rd, sing future or conditional i bet on future from the context), go on, beautiful(pulcher) and strongest(fortissimus)

something to that i think

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