Daemones
No short definition found for Daemones
No short definition found for daemon
No short definition found for Daemon
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Parsed as:
Proper-name noun masculine nominative plural of Daemones
Proper-name noun masculine accusative plural
Proper-name noun masculine nominative plural of
daemon
Proper-name noun masculine vocative plural of Daemon
Daemones
No examples found for Daemones.
daemon
No examples found for daemon.
Daemon
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…et Hierusalem eo quod abiecisset eos Hieroboam et posteri eius ne sacerdotio Domini fungerentur qui constituit sibi sacerdotes excelsorum et daemonum vitulorumque quos fecerat sed et de cunctis tribubus Israhel quicumque dederant cor suum ut quaererent Dominum Deum Israhel venerunt Hierusalem…
Vulgate, Latin Vulgate
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…non ignoramus, qui sub istis nominibus institutis simulacris operentur et gaudeant et divinitatem mentiantur, nequam spiritus scilicet, daemones, videmus igitur etiam artes eorum honoribus dicatas esse, qui nomina incolunt auctorum earum, nec ab idololatria vacare…
Tertullian, De Spectaculis
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…dote abeat quam advenerit. egone ut quod ad me allatum esse alienum sciam, celem minime istuc faciet noster Daemones. semper cavere hoc sapientis aequissimumst, ne conscii sint ipsi malefici suis. ego mihi cum lusi nil moror…
Plautus, Rudens
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…adfore regnum tremendum perfidis. clamant fatentes denique pulsi ex latebris viscerum virtute Christi et nomine, divique et idem daemones. his intonantem martyrem iudex profanus non tulit. conclamat os obtrudite, ne plura iactet inprobus. vocem loquentis…
Prudentius, Peristephanon Liber
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…sui pulcherrima et amplis praedita divitiis et abundans luce perenni, et quae praeteritos possit pensare labores, multiplici dux daemon adest, qui parte sinistra centifidum confundit iter ; trahit inde sophistas barbatos, trahit hinc opibus vel honore potentes…
Prudentius, Contra Symmachum