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Original text - Latin - Sursum corda! Res,non verba!...

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This text is available in the following languages: Latin

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Portaingéilis (na Brasaíle)

This translation request is "Meaning only".

Title	Sursum corda! Res,non verba!...
Text to be translated Submitted by denizelange@globo.com	Source language: Latin Sursum corda! Res,non verba!...
Remarks about the translation	Estas dua frase estÃ£o no contexto de um livro religioso. ...recompÃµe or rostos incendiados pelo fogo de multifÃ¡rias paixÃµes e soergue o proscritosdo remorso que se escondem nas dores devoradoras, desmemoriados na retificaÃ§Ã£o que o destino lhe retraÃ§a. O Consolador Prometido!... Sursum corda!... Res, non verba!...

Edited by Francky5591

- 11 September 2007 21:11

Last messages

	Author	Message
		11 September 2007 17:29
	Porfyhr Number of messages: 793	I can not say that I am sure that this is Latin. "Sursun corda" is somekind of popband. What would the actual meaning be of the second sentence. It is not a liturgical piece of text. I do not understand the Portuguese comments either...
		11 September 2007 17:31
	Porfyhr Number of messages: 793	Francky, not Latin, but what it is...only God knows, I think. (or maybe Goncy...)
		11 September 2007 17:37
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Time for goncin to help! "Sursum corda" IS Latin, but is mistyped. This sentence is from Catholic mass lithurgy, meaning "Lift up your hearts". "Res, non verba" means "Facts, not words!" - I'm very proud of translating this without even touch in a dictionary... The comments say that the requester found the text in a religious book. Nothing that could harm the translation. CC: Porfyhr Francky5591
		11 September 2007 19:00
	Porfyhr Number of messages: 793	After having translated several black Gothic death metal texts in/to Latin. I start directly to check them up if the look strange or are misspelled. Sursum Corda, can I even sing... But when I saw "Sursun corda" and found a lot of music groups, I gave up and relayed on out saviour Goncy! So please take care of text and I promise that I will not ever ever learn Bra. Portuguese... to avoid the huge feet and small head you obviously get. Hope the guy Xini nominated, don't remember his name..., as the third Latin expert accept... but he is very alike Franckys avatar....