Results for speravit translation from Latin to English

semper speravit
sempre esperei

in te domine speravit
te espero

domine deus meus inte speravit
my god

speravit in domino eripiat eum salvum faciat eum quoniam vult eu
thou shalt make them as a fiery oven in the time of thine anger: the lord shall swallow them up in his wrath, and the fire shall devour them.

quoniam in me speravit et liberabo eum protegam eum quia cognovit nomen meu
o satisfy us early with thy mercy; that we may rejoice and be glad all our days.

et fuit dominus cum iosaphat quia ambulavit in viis david patris sui primis et non speravit in baali
and the lord was with jehoshaphat, because he walked in the first ways of his father david, and sought not unto baalim;

dominus adiutor meus et protector meus in ipso speravit cor meum et adiutus sum et refloruit caro mea et ex voluntate mea confitebor e
hear, o lord, when i cry with my voice: have mercy also upon me, and answer me.

in domino deo israhel speravit itaque post eum non fuit similis ei de cunctis regibus iuda sed neque in his qui ante eum fuerun
he trusted in the lord god of israel; so that after him was none like him among all the kings of judah, nor any that were before him.

tarquinius priscus, qui a romanis expulsus erat, ad lartem porsennam, regem etruscorum, processit. tenesne memoria? reges tarquinii erant etrusci. auxilio porsenae tarquinius superbus regnum romae recipere speravit. porsena cum magno exercitu romam venit. magnus terror populum occupavit; omnibus nomine porsenae territis, populi agros reliquerunt et ad urbem venerunt. pons sublicius tamen hostibus iter paene dedit, sed unus vir fortis, horatius cocles, erat in ponte.
tarquinius priscus, who had been expelled by the romans, proceeded to lars porsenna king of the etruscans. do you remember? the tarquin kings were etruscans. with the help of lars porsenna tarquinius priscus hoped to regain the kingdom of rome. persenna came to rome with a great army. a great terror seized the people; with everyone frightened by the name of porsenna, the people abandoned their farms and came to the city. a bridge made of piles nearly gave way to the enemy nevertheless, but one brave man horatius cocles was on the bridge.