When all is blood

Callaina

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Can you explain exactly what is meant by "all" in this phrase? What context will the phrase be used in?
 

Callaina

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Location:
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One way would be: Cum omnia sanguis sunt, sanguis omnia est.

(Omnia literally means "all things" as it is unidiomatic to say "everything" in a singular sense in Latin.)

Others may have some different suggestions, so wait around.
 

Legba300

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One way would be: Cum omnia sanguis sunt, sanguis omnia est.

(Omnia literally means "all things" as it is unidiomatic to say "everything" in a singular sense in Latin.)

Others may have some different suggestions, so wait around.
Thank you!
 
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