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Old 04-01-2006, 10:20 PM   #11
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What I'm saying is that the definition of SUS in the Ancient Roman Language, is: above and up.


On the other hand, the definition of SUS as swine only can be proven from a Medieval Latin basis.



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If it could be proven that Pilate spoke Medieval Latin, then this would be all false.


You brought the swine from your Medieval Latin,


And Pilate did not speak Medieval Latin, but the Ancient Roman Language.



Can anyone here prove otherwise?




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1. In the Roman and Latin languages, the word “sus” means “above, suspended” [not the Medieval Latin].


Romanian: Sus means above and up
French: Sus means above and up
Occitan: Sus means: above and up
Portuguese: Sus means above and up


2. sus – prendere – suspendere – sus’pension
[above]


3. sus – tentare – sustentare – sus’tain
[above]


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What I'm saying is that the definition of SUS in the Ancient Roman Language, is: above and up.


On the other hand, the definition of SUS as swine only can be proven from a Medieval Latin basis.
And I'm telling you that you're just plain wrong.
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Oh - the SUSpense! I would have to agree with Chris though. I think he has you well and truly SUSSED CD.
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Hey! So JESUS wasn't really the Messiah's name, but NAZARETH definitely existed!! :cheeky:

(Slight boob there, Chris - the Greeks wrote IHΣOYΣ which is IESOUS of course, not IHSOUS).
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"(Slight boob there, Chris - the Greeks wrote IHΣOYΣ which is IESOUS of course, not IHSOUS)."

IHSOUS is the transcription for IHΣOYΣ or in miniscule Ιησους. Likewise theta is Q, omega is W, phi is F, psi is Y, chi is X, and xi is C.
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And I'm telling you that you're just plain wrong.
Sus Minervam docet.
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PS: Hopefully no misunderstanding here!
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Wow, I am just realizing that Cicero wrote Medieval Latin!
Funny what we can learn on this thread...
Still about words, Crazy I can understand, but why Diamond Just curious.
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Would someone be kind enough to tell CD how to prononce the Latin word "sus"...?
And the French "sus"...
And the French "sous"...
And to translate the Latin "susque deque"...
Thank you.
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Crazy I can understand, but why Diamond Just curious.
Probably a Pink Floyd fan.
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Old 04-02-2006, 11:15 AM   #20
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..(Slight boob there, Chris - the Greeks wrote IHΣOYΣ which is IESOUS of course, not IHSOUS)..

It does not matter what the "Greeks" wrote.


The only thing that matters is what Pilate wrote.



And Pilate wrote the Latin abbreviation I.E. which means That Is and This Is.


The Scriptural form of Id Est, in the Scriptures, is THIS IS


There are two witnesses in this case: Mark and Luke.


According to the books of Mark and Luke, Pilate did not write the word JESUS, but simply the Scriptural form THIS IS.

Even because the falseness "jesus" is a MODERN FORM for the old version-name IESVS that belongs to the beast[doctrine] upon which sits the "holy" Mother prostitute-church Gótica Babilônica Romanesca.



The letters "INRI" are initials for the Latin title that Pontius Pilate had written on the plaque.


Mark and Luke testified that Pilate wrote "Id Est" which the Scriptural form is THIS IS.


I. = I.E.SVS - Id Est SVSpended

N. = NAZARENVS

R. = REX

I. = IVDAEORVM
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