Category:Inveni portum

**Inveni portum**
	Latin phrase and motto, derived from a Greek epitaph of unknown author in the Palatine Anthology (IX,.9)
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Part of	Palatine Anthology;
Language of work or name	Ancient Greek;
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English: Inveni portum, or Portum inveni, is a Latin motto. It is an abbreviated form which stands for: Inveni portum. Spes et Fortuna valete! Sat me lusistis; ludite nunc alios!; English version: Fortune and Hope, a long adieu! / My ship is safe in port. / With me is nothing left to do, / Make other lives your sport; translation from: Sir James Rennell Rodd, Worship and Death. Some Renderings from the Greek Anthology, London: Edward Arnold, 1916; see The End of the Comedy and note 10) derived form a Greek epitaph of unknown author in the Palatine Anthology (IX.49)

Italiano: Inveni portum. Spes et Fortuna valete! Sat me lusistis; ludite nunc alios!, motto latino derivato da un epitaffio greco di autore ignoto, tramandato dall'Antologia Palatina (IX.49)

Deutsch: Inveni portum: "Ich habe den Hafen gefunden. Lebt wohl, Hoffnung und Glückszufall! Genug habt ihr mich zum Besten gehabt. Treibt nun euer Spiel mit Anderen!"