Examples of using Vulgate in English and their translations into Swedish
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Vulgate it is.
The Massoretic text as well as the Vulgate of Exod.
The word Vulgate means common or popular.
More than 10,000 manuscript copies of the Vulgate exist today.
The translation of the Vulgate,"Unde et exivit proverbium", is misleading.
The common division into 40 chapters is taken from the Vulgate.
The Vulgate follows the Greek text
The additions are the portion of the Vulgate text after ch. x, 3.
The Vulgate version followed this division,
Sions, as well as in the Latin edition printed in Vulgate and.
In the Greek Bible and in the Vulgate in contains four, chapter iii, 19 sqq.
It is estimated that there are more than 8000 manuscripts of the Vulgate extant.
The old Latin version in the Vulgate is that of the Itala,
This was probably first done by the Greek translators of the book, whom the Vulgate follows.
The differences in the numerations of the Hebrew and Vulgate texts may be seen in the following scheme.
Priscillian himself wrote a series of canons which appear in many texts of the Vulgate Bible.
The Septuagint and Vulgate supply titles to most of the thirty-four psalms that lack Hebrew titles.
The two are still distinguished in the Vulgate version as I. and II.
Third Esdras is one of the three uncanonical books appended to the official edition of the Vulgate.
In the Greek Bible and the Vulgate Job now stands before Psalms
express the meaning of miraculum of the Vulgate.
I admit I have not read Latin Vulgate, but I found this by studying after the prophecy was given to me.
This diverse connotation is already present in the Latin inspiro and inspiratio of the Vulgate Bible.
The Vulgate version was made by Jerome(according to his own testimony hastily
The Hebrew text that has come down to us varies considerably from those of the Septuagint and the Vulgate.
The Vulgate Bible appeared in a printed from about A.D. 1455,
Italian type of text.(2) Vulgate.
The translation was made from the Vulgate as it then existed,
Deus, a setting of Vulgate Psalm 50 Psalm 51.
Jerome's Vulgate distinguished between the libri ecclesiastici