- Christianity,
requested that the
phrase "perfidious Jews" (Latin:
pérfidis Judǽis; Italian:
perfidi Giudei) be
removed from the liturgy. Pope Pius XI was reportedly...
- 2011-02-07 at the
Wayback Machine "Inhabitatur enim Latinis, Grecis,
Judeis perfidis, et
barbaris Albanensibus" (Translation in R. Elsie: "For it is inhabited...
- the Good
Friday Prayer of the
Roman Rite had
Catholics praying that the "
perfidis Judaeis"
might be
converted to "the truth". The
English cognate "perfidious"...
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sinner always reflects his life" (Questo è il fin di chi fa mal, e de'
perfidi la
morte alla vita è
sempre ugual). As
mentioned above,
productions for...
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canon of the M****. In addition, the 1962
Missal removed the
adjective perfidis from the Good
Friday Prayer for the Jews. In 2007, Pope
Benedict XVI authorized...
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Notes 1976 The
Taming of the
Shrew Clown TV film 1985
Otello Iago TV film
Perfidi incanti F.
Scott Fitzgerald TV film 1987 Il
cespuglio delle bacche velenose...
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sometimes been thought,
perhaps incorrectly, that "faithless" (in Latin,
perfidis)
meant "perfidious", i.e. treacherous. In the
Anglican Church, the 1662...
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every Good Friday, as the
liturgy came to the
exhortation "oremus et pro
perfidis Judaeis" ("Let us also pray for the
perfidious Jews"), the old
count allegedly...
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might be
converted to "the truth". The
ancient meaning of the
Latin word
perfidis in that
context was 'unbelieving', yet the
English cognate perfidious had...
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changes to the Good
Friday prayer and some of its
Latin phrases such as pro
perfidis Judaeis (for
treacherous Jews) and
judaicam perfidiam (Jewish treachery)...
