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(LATIN) "Clemens in templo deae Isidis c-u-m ceteris Isiacis saepe cenabat."
What is the English translation? 

and apparently c-u-m spells a swearword don't judge heh

Sagot :

Clemens was in the temple of the goddess Isis with other Isaicis often eating. Also c-u-m means "with".
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