Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Jan 6, 2020 09:54
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Latin term
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vfq
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Ancient Latin Biblical Study
I have lots of occurrences and a tight deadline so if anyone could help me I would appreciate.
[...] aferibe,iilicj; refert acceptum omne quod datum eft tibi de- fuper, omne quod accepifti vfq; in hac diem[...]
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[...] aferibe,iilicj; refert acceptum omne quod datum eft tibi de- fuper, omne quod accepifti vfq; in hac diem[...]
Thank you.
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| 3 +3 | usq[ue] |
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Sandra Mouton
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Native in: French 
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usq[ue]
Could it be an abbreviated form of "usque" ("all the way to/from")? The semicolon would then be an OCR error for a dot.
Something like "usque in ha[n]c diem".
Hope this helps.
Something like "usque in ha[n]c diem".
Hope this helps.
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