I have a question about the Latin form of "Hail Satan".
As far as I remember, the greeting "Ave" is a vocativ, and therefore is used with a following ablativ, which means, that the correct form should be "Ave Satani".

Anyone here good in Latin, who can enlighten me?

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Thanks for the link, Bunny.
I am only confused, that they say, the nominative form of Satan in Latin is "Satana".
My Latin dictionary says, the word "Satan" is translated as "Satanas, ae, (masc.)"
Therefore I doubt, that "Satana" is correct.

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We had a thread about this some time ago. Here goes again:
"Hail Satan!" in Latin is either "Ave Satanas!", or "Ave Satana!" (even "Ave Satan!" would be possible, with a direct loan from the Hebrew). You may find the correct Latin in Doc's works, by the way.

And ... where the Hell did you get that "Satani" from? It's used in the Omen film series, but that doesn't mean it's Latin.
--A.K.

¿Hay una versión hispánica de la biblia satanicá?
¿Está bien traducida?

Thanks for your response, Magister.
I have to apologize I did not search for former threads about this.

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And ... where the Hell did you get that "Satani" from?

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As I said, I learned this in school.
Also, there is a German community called "AveSatani".

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Hm, is this so difficult where you live?
I hope you will find a version.
By the way, thanks for the Spanish reply.

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"Latin is a dead language.
It's plain enough to see.
It killed off all the Romans
And now it's killing me!"

-Anonymous

Well, if I could get one around here, I would buy it, but it is not important for me, to have a Spanish version. I have two German versions and the American version, because the German translation is not the best. Also, I can refer directly to the words of Dr. LaVey, if necessary.

I just thought you would like to have a Spanish one, because you seem to speak Spanish as good as English, while I only speak some words in Spanish.

I read from your words, Magister, that you neither like Latin, nor think it is necessary to know it.

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I only remember the poem now.