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| − | |Note text='Feci votum perfectae castitatis' means ''I made a prayer of perfect charity'', while 'spiritus totius sanctimoniae perfectae castitatis' means | + | |Note text='Feci votum perfectae castitatis' means ''I made a prayer of perfect charity'', while 'spiritus totius sanctimoniae perfectae castitatis' means ''the spirit of all sacredness and perfect charity''. The presence of the first person verb makes a big difference for this phrase. |
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| Note title | 'Feci Votum' V.S. 'Totius Sanctimoniae' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/45 |
'Feci votum perfectae castitatis' means I made a prayer of perfect charity, while 'spiritus totius sanctimoniae perfectae castitatis' means the spirit of all sacredness and perfect charity. The presence of the first person verb makes a big difference for this phrase.
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