Examples of using The vulgate in English and their translations into Chinese
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A geographical puzzle is presented by the Vulgate of ii, 12-16;
The Vulgate reads it, maledixerunt eum--they cursed him;
Of particular relevance is controversy concerning the Vulgate.
Lastly, the Vulgate and HI omit all mention of Ahikhar; Achior of Vulg.
In the Vulgate, the title is:"Liber Sapientiae","the Book of Wisdom".
Of this number, however, only seven hundred and sixteen are said to be real variant readings,and some of these are derived from the Vulgate.
The Vulgate version followed this division, but styled them"Books of the Kings.".
According to our version and the Vulgate reading, the woman herself will win the victory;
The Vulgate reading here, as in 1:2, should be that of AB and Aleph, to wit, Enemesar;
Only in verse 9, the Vulgate and many other ancient authorities omit the pronoun autoi, ipsi;
In the Vulgate and Hebrew Fagii both father and son have the same name, Tobias, tobyyah.
This version was made from the Vulgate, and renders Gen. 3:15 after that Version,"She shall trede thy head.".
The Vulgate renders chorion by the word villa, but there is no reason to suppose that there was a residence there.
In the Greek Bible and the Vulgate Job now stands before Psalms and follows directly after the historical books.
The Vulgate version was made by Jerome(according to his own testimony hastily and with considerable freedom) from an Aramaic text.
In the Greek Bible and in the Vulgate in contains four, chapter iii, 19 sqq., of the Hebrew forming a separate chapter.
The Vulgate is a skilful translation made by Jerome from the Hebrew and far superior to his translation from the Greek(in his commentary).
And the Vulgate, made by Jerome from an Aramaic text, which often agrees with it, although it presents many divergencies.
Below the clock is an inscription from the Vulgate 1 John 2:17: mundus transit et concupiscentia eius("the world passeth away, and the lust thereof").
For the Vulgate the most famous manuscripts are designated either by a conventional name or its abbreviation(am="Amiatinus", fuld="Fuldensis");
Yet this reading of the Vulgate, Old Latin, and Aramaic is to be corrected by the name Enemesar of AB and Aleph.
In Roman law and in the Vulgate of the Old Testament(Isaiah 61:1) it was used to express release from captivity or punishment.
Rightly, therefore, the Vulgate introduced a distinction between angelus and nuntius which modern renderings and usage have maintained.