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|Note text=These verbs are both first person singular, future, active, indicative. The meaning is similar but not identical. 'Impetrabam' means ''I will obtain, bring to pass'' while 'implorabam' means ''I will invoke, call upon for aid''. Given that the writer is calling for help from Jesus, Mary, and the Holy Spirit, I believe the second option is more appropriate.
One doesn't expect help from God, they ask humbly for it.
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