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| Note title | 'Adiunge ... orandum V.S. 'Propter orationem' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/181 |
The two variations have the same basic meaning, but the first is far more descriptive.
'Adiunge tanquam optimum medium ad ferventius orandum'- Apply yourself as it were toward the midst of the best and more fervent prayer.
'propter orationem'- by means of prayer.
They both involve turning to prayer, but the first option contains descriptions of the ideal type of prayer.
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