The fact that there is an entry for fireflies in Kitamaru Kigin's manual for poetry suggest numerous things <span>about the roles of animals in Japanese poetry. It represents nature as well as a season for different things. They are actually representing the cultural life of the Japanese and it does not carry much biological significance.</span>
I believe that it is: borrowed from other signs.
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Hello you do know I can speak Latin right?? If you ever need help just let me know but here is the translation!
Many (many) slave labor in the fields. The horses carry the grain. One (one) is the slave master. The slave is Egnatius. Egnatius is from Spain. Egnatius is a teacher of children. Soon it was not (no longer) be a slave
