Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
again
he
began
to
teach
by
the
sea
side;
and
a
great
multitude
was
gathered
together
unto
him,
so
that
he
went
up
into
a
ship
and
sat
in
the
sea:
and
all
the
multitude
was
upon
the
land
by
the
sea
side.
1
Et
iterum
cœpit
docere
ad
mare:
et
congregata
est
ad
eum
turba
multa,
ita
ut
navim
ascendens
sederet
in
mari,
et
omnis
turba
circa
mare
super
terram
erat:
2
And
he
taught
them
many
things
in
parables,
and
said
unto
them
in
his
doctrine:
2
et
docebat
eos
in
parabolis
multa,
et
dicebat
illis
in
doctrina
sua:
3
Hear
ye:
Behold,
the
sower
went
out
to
sow.
3
Audite:
ecce
exiit
seminans
ad
seminandum.
4
And
whilst
he
sowed,
some
fell
by
the
way
side,
and
the
birds
of
the
air
came
and
ate
it
up.
4
Et
dum
seminat,
aliud
cecidit
circa
viam,
et
venerunt
volucres
cæli,
et
comederunt
illud.
5
And
other
some
fell
upon
stony
ground,
where
it
had
not
much
earth;
and
it
shot
up
immediately,
because
it
had
no
depth
of
earth.
5
Aliud
vero
cecidit
super
petrosa,
ubi
non
habuit
terram
multam:
et
statim
exortum
est,
quoniam
non
habebat
altitudinem
terræ:
6
And
when
the
sun
was
risen,
it
was
scorched;
and
because
it
had
no
root,
it
withered
away.
6
et
quando
exortus
est
sol,
exæstuavit:
et
eo
quod
non
habebat
radicem,
exaruit.
7
And
some
fell
among
thorns;
and
the
thorns
grew
up,
and
choked
it,
and
it
yielded
no
fruit.
7
Et
aliud
cecidit
in
spinas:
et
ascenderunt
spinæ,
et
suffocaverunt
illud,
et
fructum
non
dedit.
8
And
some
fell
upon
good
ground;
and
brought
forth
fruit
that
grew
up,
and
increased
and
yielded,
one
thirty,
another
sixty,
and
another
a
hundred.
8
Et
aliud
cecidit
in
terram
bonam:
et
dabat
fructum
ascendentem
et
crescentem,
et
afferebat
unum
triginta,
unum
sexaginta,
et
unum
centum.
9
And
he
said:
He
that
hath
ears
to
hear,
let
him
hear.
9
Et
dicebat:
Qui
habet
aures
audiendi,
audiat.
10
And
when
he
was
alone,
the
twelve
that
were
with
him
asked
him
the
parable.
10
Et
cum
esset
singularis,
interrogaverunt
eum
hi
qui
cum
eo
erant
duodecim,
parabolam.
11
And
he
said
to
them:
To
you
it
is
given
to
know
the
mystery
of
the
kingdom
of
God:
but
to
them
that
are
without,
all
things
are
done
in
parables:
11
Et
dicebat
eis:
Vobis
datum
est
nosse
mysterium
regni
Dei:
illis
autem,
qui
foris
sunt,
in
parabolis
omnia
fiunt:
12
That
seeing
they
may
see,
and
not
perceive;
and
hearing
they
may
hear,
and
not
understand;
lest
at
any
time
they
should
be
converted,
and
their
sins
should
be
forgiven
them.
12
ut
videntes
videant,
et
non
videant:
et
audientes
audiant,
et
non
intelligant:
nequando
convertantur,
et
dimittantur
eis
peccata.
13
And
he
saith
to
them:
Are
you
ignorant
of
this,
parable?
and
how
shall
you
know
all
parables?
13
Et
ait
illis:
Nescitis
parabolam
hanc?
Et
quomodo
omnes
parabolas
cognoscetis?
14
He
that
soweth,
soweth
the
word.
14
Qui
seminat,
verbum
seminat.
15
And
these
are
they
by
the
way
side,
where
the
word
is
sown,
and
as
soon
as
they
have
heard,
immediately
Satan
cometh
and
taketh
away
the
word
that
was
sown
in
their
hearts.
15
Hi
autem
sunt,
qui
circa
viam,
ubi
seminatur
verbum,
et
cum
audierint,
confestim
venit
Satanas,
et
aufert
verbum,
quod
seminatum
est
in
cordibus
eorum.
16
And
these
likewise
are
they
that
are
sown
on
the
stony
ground:
who
when
they
have
heard
the
word,
immediately
receive
it
with
joy.
16
Et
hi
sunt
similiter,
qui
super
petrosa
seminantur:
qui
cum
audierint
verbum,
statim
cum
gaudio
accipiunt
illud:
17
And
they
have
no
root
in
themselves,
but
are
only
for
a
time:
and
then
when
tribulation
and
persecution
ariseth
for
the
word
they
are
presently
scandalized.
17
et
non
habent
radicem
in
se,
sed
temporales
sunt:
deinde
orta
tribulatione
et
persecutione
propter
verbum,
confestim
scandalizantur.
18
And
others
there
are
who
are
sown
among
thorns:
these
are
they
that
hear
the
word,
18
Et
alii
sunt
qui
in
spinas
seminantur:
hi
sunt
qui
verbum
audiunt,
19
And
the
cares
of
the
world,
and
the
deceitfulness
of
riches,
and
the
lusts
after
other
things
entering
in
choke
the
word,
and
it
is
made
fruitless.
19
et
ærumnæ
sæculi,
et
deceptio
divitiarum,
et
circa
reliqua
concupiscentiæ
introëuntes
suffocant
verbum,
et
sine
fructu
efficitur.
20
And
these
are
they
who
are
sown
upon
the
good
ground,
who
hear
the
word,
and
receive
it,
and
yield
fruit,
the
one
thirty,
another
sixty,
and
another
a
hundred.
20
Et
hi
sunt
qui
super
terram
bonam
seminati
sunt,
qui
audiunt
verbum,
et
suscipiunt,
et
fructificant,
unum
triginta,
unum
sexaginta,
et
unum
centum.
21
And
he
said
to
them:
Doth
a
candle
come
in
to
be
put
under
a
bushel,
or
under
a
bed?
and
not
to
be
set
on
a
candlestick?
21
Et
dicebat
illis:
Numquid
venit
lucerna
ut
sub
modio
ponatur,
aut
sub
lecto?
nonne
ut
super
candelabrum
ponatur?
22
For
there
is
nothing
hid,
which
shall
not
be
made
manifest:
neither
was
it
made
secret,
but
that
it
may
come
abroad.
22
Non
est
enim
aliquid
absconditum,
quod
non
manifestetur:
nec
factum
est
occultum,
sed
ut
in
palam
veniat.
23
If
any
man
have
ears
to
hear,
let
him
hear.
23
Si
quis
habet
aures
audiendi,
audiat.
24
And
he
said
to
them:
Take
heed
what
you
hear.
In
what
measure
you
shall
mete,
it
shall
be
measured
to
you
again,
and
more
shall
be
given
to
you.
24
Et
dicebat
illis:
Videte
quid
audiatis.
In
qua
mensura
mensi
fueritis,
remetietur
vobis,
et
adjicietur
vobis.
25
For
he
that
hath,
to
him
shall
be
given:
and
he
that
hath
not,
that
also
which
he
hath
shall
be
taken
away
from
him.
25
Qui
enim
habet,
dabitur
illi:
et
qui
non
habet,
etiam
quod
habet
auferetur
ab
eo.
26
And
he
said:
So
is
the
kingdom
of
God,
as
if
a
man
should
cast
seed
into
the
earth,
26
Et
dicebat:
Sic
est
regnum
Dei,
quemadmodum
si
homo
jaciat
sementem
in
terram,
27
And
should
sleep,
and
rise,
night
and
day,
and
the
seed
should
spring,
and
grow
up
whilst
he
knoweth
not.
27
et
dormiat,
et
exsurgat
nocte
et
die,
et
semen
germinet,
et
increscat
dum
nescit
ille.
28
For
the
earth
of
itself
bringeth
forth
fruit,
first
the
blade,
then
the
ear,
afterwards
the
full
corn
in
the
ear.
28
Ultro
enim
terra
fructificat,
primum
herbam,
deinde
spicam,
deinde
plenum
frumentum
in
spica.
29
And
when
the
fruit
is
brought
forth,
immediately
he
putteth
in
the
sickle,
because
the
harvest
is
come.
29
Et
cum
produxerit
fructus,
statim
mittit
falcem,
quoniam
adest
messis.
30
And
he
said:
To
what
shall
we
liken
the
kingdom
of
God?
or
to
what
parable
shall
we
compare
it?
30
Et
dicebat:
Cui
assimilabimus
regnum
Dei?
aut
cui
parabolæ
comparabimus
illud?
31
It
is
as
a
grain
of
mustard
seed:
which
when
it
is
sown
in
the
earth,
is
less
than
all
the
seeds
that
are
in
the
earth:
31
Sicut
granum
sinapis,
quod
cum
seminatum
fuerit
in
terra,
minus
est
omnibus
seminibus,
quæ
sunt
in
terra:
32
And
when
it
is
sown,
it
groweth
up,
and
becometh
greater
than
all
herbs,
and
shooteth
out
great
branches,
so
that
the
birds
of
the
air
may
dwell
under
the
shadow
thereof.
32
et
cum
seminatum
fuerit,
ascendit,
et
fit
majus
omnibus
oleribus,
et
facit
ramos
magnos,
ita
ut
possint
sub
umbra
ejus
aves
cæli
habitare.
33
And
with
many
such
parables,
he
spoke
to
them
the
word,
according
as
they
were
able
to
hear.
33
Et
talibus
multis
parabolis
loquebatur
eis
verbum,
prout
poterant
audire:
34
And
without
parable
he
did
not
speak
unto
them;
but
apart,
he
explained
all
things
to
his
disciples.
34
sine
parabola
autem
non
loquebatur
eis:
seorsum
autem
discipulis
suis
disserebat
omnia.
35
And
he
saith
to
them
that
day,
when
evening
was
come:
Let
us
pass
over
to
the
other
side.
35
Et
ait
illis
in
illa
die,
cum
sero
esset
factum:
Transeamus
contra.
36
And
sending
away
the
multitude,
they
take
him
even
as
he
was
in
the
ship:
and
there
were
other
ships
with
him.
36
Et
dimittentes
turbam,
assumunt
eum
ita
ut
erat
in
navi:
et
aliæ
naves
erant
cum
illo.
37
And
there
arose
a
great
storm
of
wind,
and
the
waves
beat
into
the
ship,
so
that
the
ship
was
filled.
37
Et
facta
est
procella
magna
venti,
et
fluctus
mittebat
in
navim,
ita
ut
impleretur
navis.
38
And
he
was
in
the
hinder
part
of
the
ship,
sleeping
upon
a
pillow;
and
they
awake
him,
and
say
to
him:
Master,
doth,
it
not
concern
thee
that
we
perish?
38
Et
erat
ipse
in
puppi
super
cervical
dormiens:
et
excitant
eum,
et
dicunt
illi:
Magister,
non
ad
te
pertinet,
quia
perimus?
39
And
rising
up,
he
rebuked
the
wind,
and
said
to
the
sea:
Peace,
be
still.
And
the
wind
ceased:
and
there
was
made
a
great
calm.
39
Et
exsurgens
comminatus
est
vento,
et
dixit
mari:
Tace,
obmutesce.
Et
cessavit
ventus:
et
facta
est
tranquillitas
magna.
40
And
he
said
to
them:
Why
are
you
fearful?
have
you
not
faith
yet?
And
they
feared
exceedingly:
and
they
said
one
to
another:
Who
is
this
thinkest
thou)
that
both
wind
and
sea
obey
him?
40
Et
ait
illis:
Quid
timidi
estis?
necdum
habetis
fidem?
et
timuerunt
timore
magno,
et
dicebant
ad
alterutrum:
Quis,
putas,
est
iste,
quia
et
ventus
et
mare
obediunt
ei?