Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
when
he
had
finished
all
his
words
in
the
hearing
of
the
people,
he
entered
into
Capharnaum.
1
Cum
autem
implesset
omnia
verba
sua
in
aures
plebis,
intravit
Capharnaum.
2
And
the
servant
of
a
certain
centurion
who
was
dear
to
him,
being
sick,
was
ready
to
die.
2
Centurionis
autem
cujusdam
servus
male
habens,
erat
moriturus:
qui
illi
erat
pretiosus.
3
And
when
he
had
heard
of
Jesus,
he
sent
unto
him
the
ancients
of
the
Jews,
desiring
him
to
come
and
heal
his
servant.
3
Et
cum
audisset
de
Jesu,
misit
ad
eum
seniores
Judæorum,
rogans
eum
ut
veniret
et
salvaret
servum
ejus.
4
And
when
they
came
to
Jesus,
they
besought
him
earnestly,
saying
to
him:
He
is
worthy
that
thou
shouldest
do
this
for
him.
4
At
illi
cum
venissent
ad
Jesum,
rogabant
eum
sollicite,
dicentes
ei:
Quia
dignus
est
ut
hoc
illi
præstes:
5
For
he
loveth
our
nation:
and
he
hath
built
us
a
synagogue.
5
diligit
enim
gentem
nostram,
et
synagogam
ipse
ædificavit
nobis.
6
And
Jesus
went
with
them.
And
when
he
was
now
not
far
from
the
house,
the
centurion
sent
his
friends
to
him,
saying:
Lord,
trouble
not
thyself;
for
I
am
not
worthy
that
thou
shouldst
enter
under
my
roof.
6
Jesus
autem
ibat
cum
illis.
Et
cum
jam
non
longe
esset
a
domo,
misit
ad
eum
centurio
amicos,
dicens:
Domine,
noli
vexari:
non
enim
sum
dignus
ut
sub
tectum
meum
intres:
7
For
which
cause
neither
did
I
think
myself
worthy
to
come
to
thee:
but
say
the
word,
and
my
servant
shall
be
healed.
7
propter
quod
et
meipsum
non
sum
dignum
arbitratus
ut
venirem
ad
te:
sed
dic
verbo,
et
sanabitur
puer
meus.
8
For
I
also
am
a
man
subject
to
authority,
having
under
me
soldiers:
and
I
say
to
one,
Go,
and
he
goeth:
and
to
another,
Come,
and
he
cometh;
and
to
my
servant,
Do
this,
and
he
doth
it.
8
Nam
et
ego
homo
sum
sub
potestate
constitutus,
habens
sub
me
milites:
et
dico
huic,
Vade,
et
vadit:
et
alii,
Veni,
et
venit:
et
servo
meo,
Fac
hoc,
et
facit.
9
Which
Jesus
hearing,
marvelled:
and
turning
about
to
the
multitude
that
followed
him,
he
said:
Amen
I
say
to
you,
I
have
not
found
so
great
faith,
not
even
in
Israel.
9
Quo
audito
Jesus
miratus
est:
et
conversus
sequentibus
se
turbis,
dixit:
Amen
dico
vobis,
nec
in
Israël
tantam
fidem
inveni.
10
And
they
who
were
sent,
being
returned
to
the
house,
found
the
servant
whole
who
had
been
sick.
10
Et
reversi,
qui
missi
fuerant,
domum,
invenerunt
servum,
qui
languerat,
sanum.
11
And
it
came
to
pass
afterwards
that
he
went
into
a
city
that
is
called
Naim:
and
there
went
with
him
his
disciples
and
a
great
multitude.
11
Et
factum
est:
deinceps
ibat
in
civitatem
quæ
vocatur
Naim:
et
ibant
cum
eo
discipuli
ejus
et
turba
copiosa.
12
And
when
he
came
nigh
to
the
gate
of
the
city,
behold
a
dead
man
was
carried
out,
the
only
son
of
his
mother:
and
she
was
a
widow.
And
a
great
multitude
of
the
city
was
with
her.
12
Cum
autem
appropinquaret
portæ
civitatis,
ecce
defunctus
efferebatur
filius
unicus
matris
suæ:
et
hæc
vidua
erat:
et
turba
civitatis
multa
cum
illa.
13
Whom
when
the
Lord
had
seen,
being
moved
with
mercy
towards
her,
he
said
to
her:
Weep
not.
13
Quam
cum
vidisset
Dominus,
misericordia
motus
super
eam,
dixit
illi:
Noli
flere.
14
And
he
came
near
and
touched
the
bier.
And
they
that
carried
it
stood
still.
And
he
said:
Young
man,
I
say
to
thee,
arise.
14
Et
accessit,
et
tetigit
loculum.
Hi
autem
qui
portabant,
steterunt.)
Et
ait:
Adolescens,
tibi
dico,
surge.
15
And
he
that
was
dead
sat
up
and
begun
to
speak.
And
he
gave
him
to
his
mother.
15
Et
resedit
qui
erat
mortuus,
et
cœpit
loqui.
Et
dedit
illum
matri
suæ.
16
And
there
came
a
fear
upon
them
all:
and
they
glorified
God
saying:
A
great
prophet
is
risen
up
among
us:
and,
God
hath
visited
his
people.
16
Accepit
autem
omnes
timor:
et
magnificabant
Deum,
dicentes:
Quia
propheta
magnus
surrexit
in
nobis:
et
quia
Deus
visitavit
plebem
suam.
17
And
this
rumour
of
him
went
forth
throughout
all
Judea
and
throughout
all
the
country
round
about.
17
Et
exiit
hic
sermo
in
universam
Judæam
de
eo,
et
in
omnem
circa
regionem.
18
And
John's
disciples
told
him
of
all
these
things.
18
Et
nuntiaverunt
Joanni
discipuli
ejus
de
omnibus
his.
19
And
John
called
to
him
two
of
his
disciples
and
sent
them
to
Jesus,
saying:
Art
thou
he
that
art
to
come?
Or
look
we
for
another?
19
Et
convocavit
duos
de
discipulis
suis
Joannes,
et
misit
ad
Jesum,
dicens:
Tu
es
qui
venturus
es,
an
alium
exspectamus?
20
And
when
the
men
were
come
unto
him,
they
said:
John
the
Baptist
hath
sent
us
to
thee,
saying:
Art
thou
he
that
art
to
come?
Or
look
we
for
another?
20
Cum
autem
venissent
ad
eum
viri,
dixerunt:
Joannes
Baptista
misit
nos
ad
te
dicens:
Tu
es
qui
venturus
es,
an
alium
exspectamus?
21
And
in
that
same
hour,
he
cured
many
of
their
diseases
and
hurts
and
evil
spirits:
and
to
many
that
were
blind
he
gave
sight.)
21
In
ipsa
autem
hora
multos
curavit
a
languoribus,
et
plagis,
et
spiritibus
malis,
et
cæcis
multis
donavit
visum.)
22
And
answering,
he
said
to
them:
Go
and
relate
to
John
what
you
have
heard
and
seen:
the
blind
see,
the
lame
walk,
the
lepers
are
made
clean,
the
deaf
hear,
the
dead
rise
again,
to
the
poor
the
gospel
is
preached.
22
Et
respondens,
dixit
illis:
Euntes
renuntiate
Joanni
quæ
audistis
et
vidistis:
quia
cæci
vident,
claudi
ambulant,
leprosi
mundantur,
surdi
audiunt,
mortui
resurgunt,
pauperes
evangelizantur:
23
And
blessed
is
he
whosoever
shall
not
be
scandalized
in
me.
23
et
beatus
est
quicumque
non
fuerit
scandalizatus
in
me.
24
And
when
the
messengers
of
John
were
departed,
he
began
to
speak
to
the
multitudes
concerning
John.
What
went
ye
out
into
the
desert
to
see?
A
reed
shaken
with
the
wind?
24
Et
cum
discessissent
nuntii
Joannis,
cœpit
de
Joanne
dicere
ad
turbas:
Quid
existis
in
desertum
videre?
arundinem
vento
agitatam?
25
But
what
went
you
out
to
see?
A
man
clothed
in
soft
garments?
Behold
they
that
are
in
costly
apparel
and
live
delicately
are
in
the
houses
of
kings.
25
Sed
quid
existis
videre?
hominem
mollibus
vestibus
indutum?
Ecce
qui
in
veste
pretiosa
sunt
et
deliciis,
in
domibus
regum
sunt.
26
But
what
went
you
out
to
see?
A
prophet?
Yea,
I
say
to
you,
and
more
than
a
prophet.
26
Sed
quid
existis
videre?
prophetam?
Utique
dico
vobis,
et
plus
quam
prophetam:
27
This
is
he
of
whom
it
is
written:
Behold
I
send
my
angel
before
thy
face,
who
shall
prepare
thy
way
before
thee.
27
hic
est,
de
quo
scriptum
est:
Ecce
mitto
angelum
meum
ante
faciem
tuam,
qui
præparabit
viam
tuam
ante
te.
28
For
I
say
to
you:
Amongst
those
that
are
born
of
men,
there
is
not
a
greater
prophet
than
John
the
Baptist.
But
he
that
is
the
lesser
in
the
kingdom
of
God
is
greater
than
he.
28
Dico
enim
vobis:
major
inter
natos
mulierum
propheta
Joanne
Baptista
nemo
est:
qui
autem
minor
est
in
regno
Dei,
major
est
illo.
29
And
all
the
people
hearing,
and
the
publicans,
justified
God,
being
baptized
with
John's
baptism.
29
Et
omnis
populus
audiens
et
publicani,
justificaverunt
Deum,
baptizati
baptismo
Joannis.
30
But
the
Pharisees
and
the
lawyers
despised
the
counsel
of
God
against
themselves,
being
not
baptized
by
him.
30
Pharisæi
autem
et
legisperiti
consilium
Dei
spreverunt
in
semetipsos,
non
baptizati
ab
eo.
31
And
the
Lord
said:
Whereunto
then
shall
I
liken
the
men
of
this
generation?
And
to
what
are
they
like?
31
Ait
autem
Dominus:
Cui
ergo
similes
dicam
homines
generationis
hujus?
et
cui
similes
sunt?
32
They
are
like
to
children
sitting
in
the
marketplace
and
speaking
one
to
another
and
saying:
We
have
piped
to
you,
and
you
have
not
danced:
we
have
mourned,
and
you
have
not
wept.
32
Similes
sunt
pueris
sedentibus
in
foro,
et
loquentibus
ad
invicem,
et
dicentibus:
Cantavimus
vobis
tibiis,
et
non
saltastis:
lamentavimus,
et
non
plorastis.
33
For
John
the
Baptist
came
neither
eating
bread
nor
drinking
wine.
And
you
say:
He
hath
a
devil.
33
Venit
enim
Joannes
Baptista,
neque
manducans
panem,
neque
bibens
vinum,
et
dicitis:
Dæmonium
habet.
34
The
Son
of
man
is
come
eating
and
drinking.
And
you
say:
Behold
a
man
that
is
a
glutton
and
a
drinker
of
wine,
a
friend
of
publicans
and
sinners.
34
Venit
Filius
hominis
manducans,
et
bibens,
et
dicitis:
Ecce
homo
devorator,
et
bibens
vinum,
amicus
publicanorum
et
peccatorum.
35
And
wisdom
is
justified
by
all
her
children.
35
Et
justificata
est
sapientia
ab
omnibus
filiis
suis.
36
And
one
of
the
Pharisees
desired
him
to
eat
with
him.
And
he
went
into
the
house
of
the
Pharisee
and
sat
down
to
meat.
36
Rogabat
autem
illum
quidam
de
pharisæis
ut
manducaret
cum
illo.
Et
ingressus
domum
pharisæi
discubuit.
37
And
behold
a
woman
that
was
in
the
city,
a
sinner,
when
she
knew
that
he
sat
at
meat
in
the
Pharisee's
house,
brought
an
alabaster
box
of
ointment.
37
Et
ecce
mulier,
quæ
erat
in
civitate
peccatrix,
ut
cognovit
quod
accubuisset
in
domo
pharisæi,
attulit
alabastrum
unguenti:
38
And
standing
behind
at
his
feet.
she
began
to
wash
his
feet
with
tears
and
wiped
them
with
the
hairs
of
her
head
and
kissed
his
feet
and
anointed
them
with
the
ointment.
38
et
stans
retro
secus
pedes
ejus,
lacrimis
cœpit
rigare
pedes
ejus,
et
capillis
capitis
sui
tergebat,
et
osculabatur
pedes
ejus,
et
unguento
ungebat.
39
And
the
Pharisee,
who
had
invited
him,
seeing
it,
spoke
within
himself,
saying:
This
man,
if
he
were
if
a
prophet,
would
know
surely
who
and
what
manner
of
woman
this
is
that
toucheth
him,
that
she
is
a
sinner.
39
Videns
autem
pharisæus,
qui
vocaverat
eum,
ait
intra
se
dicens:
Hic
si
esset
propheta,
sciret
utique
quæ
et
qualis
est
mulier,
quæ
tangit
eum:
quia
peccatrix
est.
40
And
Jesus
answering,
said
to
him:
Simon,
I
have
somewhat
to
say
to
thee.
But
he
said:
Master,
say
it.
40
Et
respondens
Jesus,
dixit
ad
illum:
Simon,
habeo
tibi
aliquid
dicere.
At
ille
ait:
Magister,
dic.
41
A
certain
creditor
had
two
debtors:
the
one
owed
five
hundred
pence
and
the
other
fifty.
41
Duo
debitores
erant
cuidam
fœneratori:
unus
debebat
denarios
quingentos,
et
alius
quinquaginta.
42
And
whereas
they
had
not
wherewith
to
pay,
he
forgave
them
both.
Which
therefore
of
the
two
loveth
him
most?
42
Non
habentibus
illis
unde
redderent,
donavit
utrisque.
Quis
ergo
eum
plus
diligit?
43
Simon
answering,
said:
I
suppose
that
he
to
whom
he
forgave
most.
And
he
said
to
him:
Thou
hast
judged
rightly.
43
Respondens
Simon
dixit:
Æstimo
quia
is
cui
plus
donavit.
At
ille
dixit
ei:
Recte
judicasti.
44
And
turning
to
the
woman,
he
said
unto
Simon:
Dost
thou
see
this
woman?
I
entered
into
thy
house:
thou
gavest
me
no
water
for
my
feet.
But
she
with
tears
hath
washed
my
feet;
and
with
her
hairs
hath
wiped
them.
44
Et
conversus
ad
mulierem,
dixit
Simoni:
Vides
hanc
mulierem?
Intravi
in
domum
tuam,
aquam
pedibus
meis
non
dedisti:
hæc
autem
lacrimis
rigavit
pedes
meos,
et
capillis
suis
tersit.
45
Thou
gavest
me
no
kiss.
But
she,
since
she
cane
in,
hath
not
ceased
to
kiss
my
feet.
45
Osculum
mihi
non
dedisti:
hæc
autem
ex
quo
intravit,
non
cessavit
osculari
pedes
meos.
46
My
head
with
oil
thou
didst
not
anoint.
But
she
with
ointment
hath
anointed
my
feet.
46
Oleo
caput
meum
non
unxisti:
hæc
autem
unguento
unxit
pedes
meos.
47
Wherefore,
I
say
to
thee:
Many
sins
are
forgiven
her,
because
she
hath
loved
much.
But
to
whom
less
is
forgiven,
he
loveth
less.
47
Propter
quod
dico
tibi:
remittuntur
ei
peccata
multa,
quoniam
dilexit
multum.
Cui
autem
minus
dimittitur,
minus
diligit.
48
And
he
said
to
her:
Thy
sins
are
forgiven
thee.
48
Dixit
autem
ad
illam:
Remittuntur
tibi
peccata.
49
And
they
that
sat
at
meat
with
him
began
to
say
within
themselves:
Who
is
this
that
forgiveth
sins
also?
49
Et
cœperunt
qui
simul
accumbebant,
dicere
intra
se:
Quis
est
hic
qui
etiam
peccata
dimittit?
50
And
he
said
to
the
woman:
Thy
faith
hath
made
thee
safe.
Go
in
peace.
50
Dixit
autem
ad
mulierem:
Fides
tua
te
salvam
fecit:
vade
in
pace.