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If this is a formal academic work, there is likely a style guide which addresses this, or an editor who has final say. If not, adopt a convention and explain it the first time you bring in a trans...
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If this is a formal academic work, there is likely a style guide which addresses this, or an editor who has final say. If not, adopt a convention and explain it the first time you bring in a translation: Original text is quoted. My translation appears in italics. When I rely on another's translation, it is in italics and a credit will appear afterwards. "Illegitimi non carborundum" _Don't [allow] bastards to wear you down._ This is a World War II-era example of dog Latin.