Can someone translate this into Latin accurately?

I need to know how to say "Gods from men" in Latin. I know "God from a machine" is "Deus Ex Machina." I need someone who actually knows latin fluently and not just translated with a free online translator because they are innacurate. Help? thanks!Can someone translate this into Latin accurately?
Men can be a lot of different things.....umm let me see. ...



Dei ex hominibus. that's "Gods from mankind." if you want it to be singular it would be Deus ex hominibus.

there you go.
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Deus ex viris and Deus ex hominibus would both be correct, but the latter one is more acceptableCan someone translate this into Latin accurately?
deus ex viri
My daughter agrees with merideth and she's 2nd year latin
i'd say deus ex homo, but believe me: this sentence means nothing!

romans used to say deus ex machina when in a play the god came "from a machine" , for example flyng with ropes , in order to solve the situation.. i really can-t understand what do you mean for god from men.. anyway.. ciao ciao from an italian latin student

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