-
desideriis suis in invicem,
masculi in
masculos turpitudinem operantes, et
mercedem quam
oportuit erroris sui in
semetipsis recipientes."" –
Romans I:27. Bouchard...
- the
ground and
heard the words: Bene scripsisti, Thoma, de me quam ergo
mercedem accipies? And he
answered Non
aliam nisi te,
Domine (which means: You wrote...
- c.f.
Italian timone) or
amerkidu ("divine recompense") <
merces (Acc:
mercedem, "pay/wages", c.f.
Italian mercede.) Nevertheless, when
undisputed Latin-derived...
- voir /vwaʁ/ "to see"
palatal + open /iei/ /i/ cēram > cire /siʁ/ "wax";
mercēdem >
merci /mɛʁˈsi/ "mercy" /i/ all /i/ vītam > vie /vi/ "life"; vīllam >...
- Domine,
portare manipulum fletus et doloris; ut ****
exsultatione recipiam mercedem laboris. (May I deserve, O Lord, to bear the
maniple of
weeping and sorrow...
- exemplo. Quae
septuagenaria placide in
Christo obdormivit, et
Fidei suae
mercedem habuit,
Martii vigesimo octavo, Anno
Domini MDCXXVIII. (Also of his sweetest...
- omne saeculum.
Karitate qui
fraterna me
iuvistis pauperem caritatis nunc
mercedem reportate divites Laeti dicent: Quando, Christe,
pauperem te
vidimus Te...
- /k/
remained voiceless in
Western Romance (as in
Portuguese mercê from
MERCĒDEM). In some
languages /sk/
shows a
special outcome. In Portuguese, /sk/ before...
-
after 62 w****s
Messiah shall be cut off "(Daniel 9.26); «Et
appenderunt mercedem meam ****
argenteos / Zach XI» ("So they
weighed my
wages –
thirty pieces...
- Domine,
portare manipulum fletus et doloris; ut ****
exsultatione recipiam mercedem laboris. 'Grant, O Lord, that I may so bear the
maniple of
weeping and...
