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It is always an error to take a Latin word out of its context, since the meaning is often dictated by the verb, the noun, the preposition or the adjective in the sentence.

The word foro can be the ablative or dative form of forus, a gangway on a ship or a row of benches for spectators at a games; it can also be the dative or ablative form of forum, a marketplace or court of justice.

Without the context a correct translation is impossible.

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