You searched for: copiam armorum (Latin - Engelska)

ius armorum
the right equipment

ex terra copiam e mari salutem
from the land of the safety of out of the sea a supply of

ubi magnam copiam pecuniae parabis?
the family of sailors sails to the island

tantamque copiam praebuit argenti in hierusalem quasi lapidum et cedrorum tantam multitudinem velut sycaminorum quae gignuntur in campestribu
and the king made silver in jerusalem as stones, and cedar trees made he as the sycomore trees that are in the low plains in abundance.

ab strepitu pompae armorum et bellatorum eius a commotione quadrigarum eius et multitudine rotarum illius non respexerunt patres filios manibus dissoluti
at the noise of the stamping of the hoofs of his strong horses, at the rushing of his chariots, and at the rumbling of his wheels, the fathers shall not look back to their children for feebleness of hands;

oro ut dominus omnipotens amet nobis copiam et gratiam largiatur pro omnibus indigentibus et pro familia mea et fratre meo qui usque in hoc tempore infirmus est.
i pray that the lord almighty will gonna shower us abundance and grace for all of the needy and for my family and my brother who is sick up to this moment in jesus name i ask

sed et qui iuxta eos erant usque ad isachar et zabulon et nepthalim adferebant panes in asinis et camelis et mulis et bubus ad vescendum farinam palatas uvam passam vinum oleum boves arietes ad omnem copiam gaudium quippe erat in israhe
moreover they that were nigh them, even unto issachar and zebulun and naphtali, brought bread on asses, and on camels, and on mules, and on oxen, and meat, meal, cakes of figs, and bunches of raisins, and wine, and oil, and oxen, and sheep abundantly: for there was joy in israel.

romam poeta describit: vitam urbanam, magnam incolarum copiam, insulas altas atque villas opulentas, statuas et aras dearum coronis ornatas.
the poet describes rome: urban life, a great abundance of its inhabitants, high islands and opulent villas, adorned with statues and altars with crowns of goddesses.

n omni autem przlio nontam multitudo & "e virtusindo&ta, quàm ars & exercitium folent dx i2 przcftare victoriam. nulla enim alia re vide- | mus populum romanum orbem fübegiffe 24 terrarum , nifi armorum exercitio, difciplina caftrorum , vfüq; militia. quid enim aduerfus gallorum multitudinem paucitas romana valuiffet? q uidaduerfus germanorum procceritatem breuitas potuiffet audere? hi- Ípanos quidem non tantüm numero, fcd etiam viribus cor- porum noftris * prztftitiffe manifeftum eft. aphrorum dolis, atque diuitijs femper impares fuimus. grxcorum aartibus, prudentiad; nos vincijnemo [vnquam ]dubitauit.sed aduer- fus "omnia profuittyronem ' folertem eligere , ius(vtitadi- xerim ) armorum docere , quotidiano exercitio roborare, quacunque cuenire in acie, atque [in] przdlijs poffint,omnia incampeftri meditatione prnofcere , feuere in defides vin- dicare.scientia enim rei bellic,, dimicandi nutrit audaciam. nemo facere metuit,quod fe bené didiciffe confidit. etenim in certamine bellorum, exercitata paucitas ad victoriam promptior eft: rudis & indocta multitudo , expofita femper ad caedem.
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