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Originally Posted by FaceLeg If you mean that one is speaking in defense of liberty, then perhaps:
"Defensio libertati"
Which is literally "Defence of liberty"
To the best of my knowledge the following would mean "In defence of liberty"
"In defensione libertati"
This "Defensio, Defensionis" means: defense/protection; act of defending; argument/justification in defense, excuse legal maintenance of a right; legal prosecution, punishment;
Bold for the meaning one imagines you are aiming for.
By Latin is not great ( < 1st year), but after consulting my three paper dictionaries, and one digital one, the above is my best try. |
Works for me, thank you. And should it all come together, I'll let ya'll know why I asked.