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Jesus (c. 6 to 4 BC – AD 30 or 33), also
referred to as
Jesus Christ,
Jesus of Nazareth, and many
other names and titles, was a first-century
Jewish preacher...
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First version Second version Translation 1And it was don aftirward, and
Jhesu made
iorney by
citees and castelis,
prechinge and
euangelysinge þe rewme...
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founded in the
cathedral "van der
heiliger Besnidenissen ons
liefs Heeren Jhesu Cristi in
onser liever Vrouwen Kercke t' Antwerpen"; ("of the Holy Cir****cision...
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Modern History 78, no. 2 (2006): 289–332. https://doi.org/10.1086/505799. '
Jhesu Nichil Est
Commune Ligurgo': A
French Humanist Debate of ca. 1405 by Grover...
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became attached to this his most po****r work. That
thanke I oure lord
Jhesu Crist and his
blisful mooder, and alle the
seintes of hevene, bisekynge...
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white cloth called 'bocc****in';
there was
written above it, I believe, '
JHESUS MARIA'; it was
fringed with silk." Joan's
standard led to the prominent...
- Lübeck Name
Jesus von Lübeck
Launched c. 1520
History England Name The
Jhesus of
Lubeke Acquired c. 1540 Fate
Captured off San Juan de Ulúa, 23 September...
- love" is
inverted to "love that
works by faith": German: "Denn ynn
Christo Jhesu gilt
widder beschneydung noch
vorhaut etwas, ßondern die liebe, die durch...
- P****io
Christi (The P****ion of Christ, also
known as P****io
Domini Nostri Jhesu Christi, 3,242 lines) and
Resurrexio Domini (The
Resurrection of Our Lord...
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supposition derives from a
misreading of a p****age in the
Militia P****ionis
Jhesu Christi of
Philippe de Mézières. In
actuality Mézières
specifically listed...
