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Latin to English v1.97 Dictionary.dctx.exe 1.0
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This Latin to English dictionary will define a few terms in the Latin Vulgate, but doesn't work with morphological tagging or conjugate verbs, so with many of the terms in the text, unless you thus have a background in Latin forms, it will keep you guessing and supposing and you will have to run another translation parallel to put the pieces together wherever this dictionary doesn't have entries.
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Latin to English is a very good app. The 1812 Noah Webster dictinary clearly defines English words. I noticed that most English words came from Latin (not Greek). Many times the Latin completely defines the KJV words. For example: "Inspiration" came from Latin "inspiro"; making the meaning "in spirit". I can see why ordained and professional had to know Latin in the 19th century.