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…Mark has none and uses the Latin loanword kentyriōn in three verses (15:39, 15:44 and 15:45). Unlike…

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…The older shelf reads terrain instead, following the Latin: ‘a rough valley’ in the KJV, ‘a stony valley’ in the…

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…of them in its second verse. ⚠ Jerome rendered it Latin vanitas and the KJV followed with 'vanity,' which in modern…

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…and English 'idiot' descends from it by way of Latin, as the dictionaries trace it. ⚠ The shelf makes the pair…

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…The Greek has ‘the well of the threshing floor that is in Sephi’, and the Douay, from the Latin, ‘the…

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…The Greek reads the consonants as rofe’im, ‘physicians’; the Douay, from the Latin, has ‘giants’; the NIV has ‘their…

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…it descends from the Latin Vulgate's rendering of this very adverb, a naming tradition old enough that the Geneva…

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…for a tiny reflected image, the same idea behind Latin pupilla and English 'pupil' — a person's own small reflection…

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…the Greek for JACOB, which English routes through the Latin Iacomus to 'James' (and Spanish to 'Santiago'); the addressees are…

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…The Latin for the same planet is LUCIFER ('light-bearer'), which is why the word has an odd afterlife: Isaiah…