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What is volo Sic jubeo Luther usitatem in English?

The phrase "volo Sic jubeo Luther usitatem" is not a valid Latin phrase. It appears to be a jumbled combination of Latin words.

Here's a breakdown:

* volo: I want/wish

* Sic jubeo: I command thus/so

* Luther: The name Luther (presumably referring to Martin Luther)

* usitatem: A word that doesn't exist in standard Latin

Possible Interpretations:

It's impossible to give a definitive translation without more context. It might be:

* A nonsensical phrase: Someone trying to sound scholarly but using made-up Latin.

* A misquotation or misspelling: Perhaps a corrupted version of an actual Latin phrase.

* A code: It could be a coded message with a specific meaning.

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