What is Latin for "Soldier of Christ"?
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miles Christi; pedes (foot-soldier) Christi
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Day of wrath, Lord, free me, Lord\nDay of wrath, Lord, give me rest, Lord\n\nDomine is the correct form for the Latin vocative Lord\nKyrie is from Greek, which is why it also means Lord
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Jesus Christus-is in Afrikaans \nIesus Crist - is in Anglo Saxon \nJesus von Nazaret - Deutsch \nJesús de Nazaret - Español (Spanish)\nJésus de Nazareth - Français (French)\n\nand many many more on this same site.. under "other languages"\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus
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That may be the correct meaning, but not in Latin - it should say "Solum Christus" to be correct.  Cristos is definitely a Spanish spelling for Christ, but I believe it should say "Solo Cristos" to be correct in Spanish.  My Spanish is very rusty, but I looked it up and the adverb is solo.\n\nThe problem is that when people ask for something in Latin, many people assume the asker is actually referring to Spanish (the language of the majority of Latin America).  You see this here on Answers a lot - people ask for a Latin translation, and without fail someone will respond with, "Don't you mean Spanish?" and then they give a Spanish translation.
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Christ is not a last name--it is an honorary epithet meaning "the anointed one" in Greek (Christos). The New Testament was written in Greek, and the Gospel writers used this term to indicate that Jesus was the Messiah.
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St. George - soldiers, farms, farmers, farmhands, ranches, husbandry, equestrians, scouts, England, Aragon; agricultural workers; archers; armourers; Beirut, Lebanon; Boy Scouts; butchers; Canada; Cappadocia; Catalonia; cavalry; chivalry; Constantinople; Crusaders; England (by Pope Benedict XIV); equestrians; farmers; Ferrara Italy; field hands; field workers; Genoa, Italy; Georgia; Germany; Gozo; Greece; Haldern, Germany; Heide, Germany; herpes; horsemen; horses; husbandmen; Istanbul; knights; lepers; leprosy; Lithuania; Malta; Modica, Sicily; Moscow; Order of the Garter; Palestine; Palestinian Christians; plague; Portugal; Ptuj, Slovenia; riders; saddle makers; saddlers; sheep; shepherds; skin diseases; skin rashes; soldiers; syphilis; Teutonic Knights; Venice
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DG= Dei Gratia (By the Grace of God)\nReg = Regina = Queen\nF.D. = FIDEI DEFENSOR = Defender of the Faith
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Semper Fidelis.\n\nTo my fallen brothers, you fought valiantly, honorably, and laid down your lives unselfishly for the Corps, Family, God and Country.\n\nWe are forever grateful, and will never forget your sacrifices.\n\nFrom one United States Marine to another... Ooh-Rah, fellow Teufel Hundens!!
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Nickname: Brave Rifles \n\nMotto: "Brave Rifles! Veterans! You have been baptized in fire and blood and have come out steel." \n\nmore info below
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The Latin answers above are correct, but the normal English translation is "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews".\n\nThere's a good story behind this. He was accused by the Jewish religious authorities of claiming to be king of the Jews. Pontius Pilate, who had come to respect him while questioning him at his trial, had the inscription put on top of his cross. The Jews complained, saying he only called himself this. Pilatereplied "What I have written, I have written".
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Há várias traduções:\nDe hora em hora, Deus melhora.\nDeus sabe o que nos está melhor. \nDeus sabe o que é bom para nós em todas as horas. Deus sabe o que nos é melhor. Deus sabe o que faz.
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Latin, meaning something like, "Not us, lord, not us, but in your name is the glory"
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The abbreviation XMAS for Christmas dates from the mid-16th Century. The "X" is the Greek letter "chi," the initial in the word (Christos) "Christ."
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:}\nyep\nThe word ‘tenebrae’ is Latin for shadows. The purpose of the Tenebrae service is to recreate the emotional aspects of the passion story
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Lista de Honor\n(Honor is the same word in spanish)
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You are probably thinking of the character known as the "Wandering Jew".  He taunted Jesus on the way to the crucifixion and was cursed to walk the Earth until the second coming.  His exact name is lost, but has been cited as Ahasuerus, Matathias, Buttadeus, Cartophilus, Isaac Laquedem, and Juan Espera a Dios.\n\nThe Roman Soldier most associated with the crucifixion is Longinus, who pierced Jesus with his spear.  For some inexplicable reason the Catholics sainted him and have statues of him in the Vatican.  (link 2)
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.Roman catholic.\nIt means: God's will be done.