Detailed Translation Comparison
Quote by Marcus Aurelius
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English
Translation 1Be good and don't expect a reward either on earth or in the afterlife. The eye does not expect reward for seeing, nor the foot for walking.
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146
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27
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Last updated:
2026-02-13 13:43
Hungarian
Translation 2
Légy jó, és ne várj ezért jutalmat sem a földön, sem a túlvilágon. A szem sem vár jutalmat azért, mert lát, a láb sem azért, mert jár.
Characters:
134
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27
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0
Last updated:
2026-02-13 13:43
Comparison Metrics
Character Difference
-12
chars shorter
Translation 2 vs Translation 1
Word Count Difference
0
same count
Translation 2 vs Translation 1
Similarity Score
18.8%
Very different approaches
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