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#424602 07/20/24 01:51 AM
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Does anyone have access to the Greek text of FeraraFlorenz, and is σύντομος used to correspond to the Latin word "mox"?

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I found this:

https://web.archive.org/web/20110813061649/http://catholictube.ru/media/document/925.pdf

The Latin texts is side by side the Greek texts.

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Christ is in our midst!!

Welcome to the forum to both of you, Mickeyb and San Nicolas.

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Thank you!

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The link doesn't work. I donated to the internet archive, and can do a search, but when I submit your data it takes me to a calander and wants me to select a date. Can you help!

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I was able to open the document, and I thank you again San Nicolas. If you can see the document yourself, could you tell me words translat the Latin phrase "in celum mox ricipi" on page 7 of 16? I don't see σύντομος (or any form of the word I recognize.) Could you tell me what word is used to translate "mox"? And woud a literal translation be "soon," or "immediately"?

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I downloaded the file and then attached it to this post.
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Ferrara Florence.pdf (1.18 MB, 37 downloads)

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Thank you!!!

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I'm struggling with my Greek (and Latin) here. Could somebody help me with the last paragraph of page 7 of 16?
The Latin is Illorumque animas, qui post baptisma susceptum nullam omnimo peccati...in celum mox recipi, but how is the word "mox" translated in that last phrase? I don't see the word σύντομος anywhere. Am I missing it (and if some other word is used to translate "mox," which word is it?)

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Is ευθυς used to translate mox in the last paragraph of page 7 of 16?

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Yes, both in reference to heaven and to hell.


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