translate to good enMonete, custodes, militem infelicem. Apud viros avaros hodie est.
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To translate the given text, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify the language: The given text appears to be in Latin.
2. Look up individual words: Break down the text into individual words and find their meanings. Here are the translations for the words mentioned:
- Monete: Coins/money
- Custodes: Guards
- Militem: Soldier
- Infelicem: Unhappy
- Apud: Among
- Viros: Men
- Avaros: Greedy
- Hodie: Today
- Est: Is
3. Rearrange the words: In Latin, the word order can be flexible, so rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence in English.
"After today, there is unhappy money, guards, and soldiers among greedy men."
Please note that the translation may not perfectly capture the meaning since Latin is a highly inflected language with different word order conventions and nuances.