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Mar 17, 2021 at 23:28 comment added tony @C. M. Weimar: I like to translate lines from Roman-epic films & TV-progs e.g. "I Claudius", into Latin. This one I wrote down years ago and translated it badly. I cannot remember the dialogue or the position from which Pilate's colleague had been originally dismissed. Apologies for this lack of detail. Joonas, in his excellent answer, has covered all angles of interpretation and it's well-worth the study!
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Mar 17, 2021 at 16:38 comment added cmw Can you reproduce the actual dialogue? What is that "he" doing there? It seems we're missing something in the beginning of your translation.
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