Tradução - Português brasileiro-Latim - Cristo, derrama teu sangue e lava nossos pecados...

Hi, dear!
Sanguis, sanguinis ----> masculine
Innocentum -----> innocentium
Misereas ----> shouldn't "miserere" have an impersonal construction?
And why "nobis... propter eos"? Here I think God's mercy is referred to "those who suffer" ---> so "miserere" should have "those who suffer" as its object.

Thank you, Efee! I agree with you and have made corrections. Is it ok, now?

It's perfect...
But "miserere" is with genitivus. I know we say "miserere nobis", but the right construction is "miserere nostri".
http://archives.conlang.info/to/dheildua/keduabuen.html

Yes, Efee. I know this problem. But, I think that both of the forms are acceptable. It is from your side:
"in the Classical the 'object of pity' is (almost) always genitive". (miserere nostri)

But, Efee, when we say about latest Medieval Latin we meet usually "miserere nobis". I thought about it and decided to choose the latest form because all prayers are expressed in this late version of Latin.

Miserere nobis <nostri>

Ok. Let's choose the Medieval form...

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