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geenna — Dictionary

…which imports a great deal of later architecture — Greek, Latin and medieval — into a word that names a valley you…

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alluf — Dictionary

…The KJV famously renders it 'DUKE' (from the Latin dux, by way of the Vulgate) — a medieval European coronet comically…

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qaran — Dictionary

…Lord.' Michelangelo, working thirteen centuries later from that same Latin tradition, carved Moses with two small horns rising from his…

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Silvanus — Encyclopedia

…the founding of the Corinthian congregation. 'Silvanus' is the Latinised form Paul uses; Luke calls him by the shorter Aramaic…

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mevasser — Dictionary

…I give a herald of good news’, where the Latin has evangelistam and the Douay ‘an evangelist’. → first discussed at…

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Cyprus — Encyclopedia

…metal — the very word ‘copper’ descends from ‘Cyprus,’ via Latin cuprum — and its position athwart the sea lanes between Syria…

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Pethor — Encyclopedia

…of his people’ — which the Douay-Rheims, following the Latin, reads instead as ‘the children of Ammon’, a great deal…

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1 Thessalonians — Introduction

…4:17's 'caught up' is harpagēsometha, which the Latin rendered rapiemur — the origin of the English word RAPTURE, though…

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