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What is the English for 'Oyarses et genius in artem et officium pictoris et figurantis addictus'?
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The ruler of substance and guardian spirit being pledged to the skill and work of a painter and figure shaper is the English equivalent of 'Oyarses et genius in artem et officium pictoris et figurantis addictus'.
In the word by word translation, the noun 'oyarses' comes from 'ousiarches', which means 'he who rules substance'. The conjunction 'et' means 'and'. The noun 'genius' means 'genius, guardian, spirit'. The preposition 'in' means 'in'. The noun 'artem' means 'art, method, profession, skill, way'. The noun 'officium' means 'allegiance, courtesy, deference, dutiful action, official employment, sense of duty'. The noun 'pictoris' means 'of a painter'. The verb 'figurantis' means 'form maker, mold maker, shaper'. The verb 'addictus' means 'being awarded, dedicated, pledged or surrendered'.
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