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can you translate this into latin?

Hades said he would be willing to give Persephone freedom if she had not eaten or drank anything from the land of the dead. When she came back to the real world, Demeter saw her daughter, and was full of happiness. She quickly ran towards Persephone, and then she saw her daughter’s red-stained teeth. She had eaten 6 pomegranate seeds from the underworld. They talked about it, and Demeter and Hades agreed that Persephone would spend six months a year above ground with her mother, and then spend the other six months in the cold, dark, land of the dead with her uncle for the 6 seeds she had eaten. Persephone bravely agreed, and then Demeter dreadfully agreed too. Once it was settled, Hades left.

Dixit se Hades dare volens si libertatis Persephone non comedit aut potu aliquid de terra mortuis. Ventum erat ad natura, Demeter vidit filiam et felicitate plenus. Celeriter cucurrit ad Persephone, et vidit filiae cruento dente red. VI ipsa comedisset Punici semina ex inferno inferiori. Loquebantur, et Demeter constat et inferni Proserpina sex menses acturum sublimis annum cum matre et ducunt in aliis sex frigore tenebris terram mortuum pro patruo habuit semina VI cibum. Persephone fortiter consensu et dira Demeter etiam constat. Quondam compositis Hades sinistram.

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