Usted buscó: the beautiful one (Inglés - Latín)

the beautiful one
the beautiful ones

the most beautiful one
the beautiful one

beautiful one
beautiful one

the beautiful dead
pulchra mortis

malgorzata the beautiful
malgorzata pulchrae one

the beautiful and graceful
haec pulchra et ventis maria

rise, my beautiful one, and
mea et veni

the beautiful eyes and no girl
puellae oculis meis

often we saw the beautiful boat
saepe navem pulchram videbant

sir i love the beautiful house utae
dilexi decorum domus tuae

marcus flees with the beautiful girl.
marcus cum puella pulcher fugiet

thank you for the beautiful moments all in life
gratias ago tibi, quia dominus omni in life

the beautiful girl who takes care of all the dogs,
iuvenis te gladiator canem sordidus vident

the beautiful girls walk the dog through the field in three hours
pulchrae puellae ambulant canem per agrem tribus horis

arise, make haste, my love, my dove, my beautiful one, and come.
surge, propera, amica mea, columba mea, formosa mea, et veni.

he, whom you know, have taken three wild boars, and indeed the most beautiful ones. you yourself? you say. he himself. not yet
ege ille, quem novisti, apros tres, et quidem pulcherrimos, cepi. tu ipse? inquis. ipse. non sed

all ye that are about him, bemoan him; and all ye that know his name, say, how is the strong staff broken, and the beautiful rod!
consolamini eum omnes qui estis in circuitu eius et universi qui scitis nomen eius dicite quomodo confracta est virga fortis baculus gloriosu

i, whom you know well, have taken three wild boars, and indeed the most beautiful ones. you, yourself? you say. i, myself.
ege ille, quem novisti, apros tres, et quidem pulcherrimos, cepi. tu ipse? inquis. ipse. non sed

once upon a time there was a matron of ephesus whose virtue was praised by all. when her husband died, she followed his body to the underground sepulchre; he did not want to go away or eat food. he remained there five days, together with the handmaid, weeping. meanwhile, several robbers were nailed to crosses near the tomb! 5 a certain soldier was ordered to guard them so that no one would take away the bodies to be buried! therefore the next night, seeing the light in the sepulchre, and hearing the tears, he went down there to plead the cause, marveling at the beautiful woman
‘olim erat ephesi matrona cuius virtus ab omnibus laudabatur. ubi maritus mortuus est, corpus eius ad sepulchrum subterraneum secuta curabat; nec abire nec cibum consumere volebat. ibi quinque dies una cum ancilla lacrimans manebat. interea latrones complures prope sepulchrum crucibus adfixi sunt! 5 miles quidam eos custodire iussus est ne quis corpora sepelienda auferret! ergo proxima nocte, lumine in sepulchro viso lacrimisque auditis, eo descendit ut causam quereret feminam pulchram miratu