Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
going
out
from
thence,
he
went
into
his
own
country;
and
his
disciples
followed
him.
1
Et
egressus
inde,
abiit
in
patriam
suam:
et
sequebantur
eum
discipuli
sui:
2
And
when
the
Sabbath
was
come,
he
began
to
teach
in
the
synagogue:
and
many
hearing
him
were
in
admiration
at
his
doctrine,
saying:
How
came
this
man
by
all
these
things?
and
what
wisdom
is
this
that
is
given
to
him,
and
such
mighty
works
as
are
wrought
by
his
hands?
2
et
facto
sabbato
cœpit
in
synagoga
docere:
et
multi
audientes
admirabantur
in
doctrina
ejus,
dicentes:
Unde
huic
hæc
omnia?
et
quæ
est
sapientia,
quæ
data
est
illi,
et
virtutes
tales,
quæ
per
manus
ejus
efficiuntur?
3
Is
not
this
the
carpenter,
the
son
of
Mary,
the
brother
of
James,
and
Joseph,
and
Jude,
and
Simon?
are
not
also
his
sisters
here
with
us?
And
they
were
scandalized
in
regard
of
him.
3
Nonne
hic
est
faber,
filius
Mariæ,
frater
Jacobi,
et
Joseph,
et
Judæ,
et
Simonis?
nonne
et
sorores
ejus
hic
nobiscum
sunt?
Et
scandalizabantur
in
illo.
4
And
Jesus
said
to
them:
A
prophet
is
not
without
honour,
but
in
his
own
country,
and
in
his
own
house,
and
among
his
own
kindred.
4
Et
dicebat
illis
Jesus:
Quia
non
est
propheta
sine
honore
nisi
in
patria
sua,
et
in
domo
sua,
et
in
cognatione
sua.
5
And
he
could
not
do
any
miracles
there,
only
that
he
cured
a
few
that
were
sick,
laying
his
hands
upon
them.
5
Et
non
poterat
ibi
virtutem
ullam
facere,
nisi
paucos
infirmos
impositis
manibus
curavit:
6
And
he
wondered
because
of
their
unbelief,
and
he
went
through
the
villages
round
about
teaching.
6
et
mirabatur
propter
incredulitatem
eorum,
et
circuibat
castella
in
circuitu
docens.
7
And
he
called
the
twelve;
and
began
to
send
them
two
and
two,
and
gave
them
power
over
unclean
spirits.
7
Et
vocavit
duodecim:
et
cœpit
eos
mittere
binos,
et
dabat
illis
potestatem
spirituum
immundorum.
8
And
he
commanded
them
that
they
should
take
nothing
for
the
way,
but
a
staff
only;
no
scrip,
no
bread,
nor
money
in
their
purse,
8
Et
præcepit
eis
ne
quid
tollerent
in
via,
nisi
virgam
tantum:
non
peram,
non
panem,
neque
in
zona
æs,
9
But
to
be
shod
with
sandals,
and
that
they
should
not
put
on
two
coats.
9
sed
calceatos
sandaliis,
et
ne
induerentur
duabus
tunicis.
10
And
he
said
to
them:
Wheresoever
you
shall
enter
into
an
house,
there
abide
till
you
depart
from
that
place.
10
Et
dicebat
eis:
Quocumque
introieritis
in
domum,
illic
manete
donec
exeatis
inde:
11
And
whosoever
shall
not
receive
you,
nor
hear
you;
going
forth
from
thence,
shake
off
the
dust
from
your
feet
for
a
testimony
to
them.
11
et
quicumque
non
receperint
vos,
nec
audierint
vos,
exeuntes
inde,
excutite
pulverem
de
pedibus
vestris
in
testimonium
illis.
12
And
going
forth
they
preached
men
should
do
penance:
12
Et
exeuntes
prædicabant
ut
pœnitentiam
agerent:
13
And
they
cast
out
many
devils,
and
anointed
with
oil
many
that
were
sick,
and
healed
them.
13
et
dæmonia
multa
ejiciebant,
et
ungebant
oleo
multos
ægros,
et
sanabant.
14
And
king
Herod
heard,
for
his
name
was
made
manifest,)
and
he
said:
John
the
Baptist
is
risen
again
from
dead,
and
therefore
mighty
works
shew
forth
themselves
in
him.
14
Et
audivit
rex
Herodes
manifestum
enim
factum
est
nomen
ejus),
et
dicebat:
Quia
Joannes
Baptista
resurrexit
a
mortuis:
et
propterea
virtutes
operantur
in
illo.
15
And
others
said:
It
is
Elias.
But
others
said:
It
is
a
prophet,
as
one
of
the
prophets.
15
Alii
autem
dicebant:
Quia
Elias
est;
alii
vero
dicebant:
Quia
propheta
est,
quasi
unus
ex
prophetis.
16
Which
Herod
hearing,
said:
John
whom
I
beheaded,
he
is
risen
again
from
the
dead.
16
Quo
audito
Herodes
ait:
Quem
ego
decollavi
Joannem,
hic
a
mortuis
resurrexit.
17
For
Herod
himself
had
sent
and
apprehended
John,
and
bound
him
prison
for
the
sake
of
Herodias
the
wife
of
Philip
his
brother,
because
he
had
married
her.
17
Ipse
enim
Herodes
misit,
ac
tenuit
Joannem,
et
vinxit
eum
in
carcere
propter
Herodiadem
uxorem
Philippi
fratris
sui,
quia
duxerat
eam.
18
For
John
said
to
Herod:
It
is
not
lawful
for
thee
to
have
thy
brother's
wife.
18
Dicebat
enim
Joannes
Herodi:
Non
licet
tibi
habere
uxorem
fratris
tui.
19
Now
Herodias
laid
snares
for
him:
and
was
desirous
to
put
him
to
death
and
could
not.
19
Herodias
autem
insidiabatur
illi:
et
volebat
occidere
eum,
nec
poterat.
20
For
Herod
feared
John,
knowing
him
to
be
a
just
and
holy
man:
and
kept
him,
and
when
he
heard
him,
did
many
things:
and
he
heard
him
willingly.
20
Herodes
enim
metuebat
Joannem,
sciens
eum
virum
justum
et
sanctum:
et
custodiebat
eum,
et
audito
eo
multa
faciebat,
et
libenter
eum
audiebat.
21
And
when
a
convenient
day
was
come,
Herod
made
a
supper
for
his
birthday,
for
the
princes,
and
tribunes,
and
chief
men
of
Galilee.
21
Et
cum
dies
opportunus
accidisset,
Herodes
natalis
sui
cœnam
fecit
principibus,
et
tribunis,
et
primis
Galilææ:
22
And
when
the
daughter
of
the
same
Herodias
had
come
in,
and
had
danced,
and
pleased
Herod,
and
them
that
were
at
table
with
him,
the
king
said
to
the
damsel:
Ask
of
me
what
thou
wilt,
and
I
will
give
it
thee.
22
cumque
introisset
filia
ipsius
Herodiadis,
et
saltasset,
et
placuisset
Herodi,
simulque
recumbentibus,
rex
ait
puellæ:
Pete
a
me
quod
vis,
et
dabo
tibi:
23
And
he
swore
to
her:
Whatsoever
thou
shalt
ask
I
will
give
thee,
though
it
be
the
half
of
my
kingdom.
23
et
juravit
illi:
Quia
quidquid
petieris
dabo
tibi,
licet
dimidium
regni
mei.
24
Who
when
she
was
gone
out,
said
to
her
mother,
What
shall
I
ask?
But
her
mother
said:
The
head
of
John
the
Baptist.
24
Quæ
cum
exisset,
dixit
matri
suæ:
Quid
petam?
At
illa
dixit:
Caput
Joannis
Baptistæ.
25
And
when
she
was
come
in
immediately
with
haste
to
the
king,
she
asked,
saying:
I
will
that
forthwith
thou
give
me
in
a
dish,
the
head
of
John
the
Baptist.
25
Cumque
introisset
statim
cum
festinatione
ad
regem,
petivit
dicens:
Volo
ut
protinus
des
mihi
in
disco
caput
Joannis
Baptistæ.
26
And
the
king
was
struck
sad.
Yet
because
of
his
oath,
and
because
of
them
that
were
with
him
at
table,
he
would
not
displease
her:
26
Et
contristatus
est
rex:
propter
jusjurandum,
et
propter
simul
discumbentes,
noluit
eam
contristare:
27
But
sending
an
executioner,
he
commanded
that
his
head
should
be
brought
in
a
dish.
27
sed
misso
spiculatore
præcepit
afferri
caput
ejus
in
disco.
Et
decollavit
eum
in
carcere,
28
And
he
beheaded
him
in
the
prison,
and
brought
his
head
in
a
dish:
and
gave
to
the
damsel,
and
the
damsel
gave
it
her
mother.
28
et
attulit
caput
ejus
in
disco:
et
dedit
illud
puellæ,
et
puella
dedit
matri
suæ.
29
Which
his
disciples
hearing
came,
and
took
his
body,
and
laid
it
in
a
tomb.
29
Quo
audito,
discipuli
ejus
venerunt,
et
tulerunt
corpus
ejus:
et
posuerunt
illud
in
monumento.
30
And
the
apostles
coming
together
unto
Jesus,
related
to
him
all
things
that
they
had
done
and
taught.
30
Et
convenientes
Apostoli
ad
Jesum,
renuntiaverunt
ei
omnia
quæ
egerant,
et
docuerant.
31
And
he
said
to
them:
Come
apart
into
a
desert
place,
and
rest
a
little.
For
there
were
many
coming
and
going:
and
they
had
not
so
much
as
time
to
eat.
31
Et
ait
illis:
Venite
seorsum
in
desertum
locum,
et
requiescite
pusillum.
Erant
enim
qui
veniebant
et
redibant
multi:
et
nec
spatium
manducandi
habebant.
32
And
going
up
into
a
ship,
they
went
into
a
desert
place
apart.
32
Et
ascendentes
in
navim,
abierunt
in
desertum
locum
seorsum.
33
And
they
saw
them
going
away,
and
many
knew:
and
they
ran
flocking
thither
foot
from
all
the
cities,
and
were
there
before
them.
33
Et
viderunt
eos
abeuntes,
et
cognoverunt
multi:
et
pedestres
de
omnibus
civitatibus
concurrerunt
illuc,
et
prævenerunt
eos.
34
And
Jesus
going
out
saw
a
great
multitude:
and
he
had
compassion
on
them,
because
they
were
as
sheep
not
having
a
shepherd,
and
he
began
to
teach
them
many
things.
34
Et
exiens
vidit
turbam
multam
Jesus:
et
misertus
est
super
eos,
quia
erant
sicut
oves
non
habentes
pastorem,
et
cœpit
docere
multa.
35
And
when
the
day
was
now
far
spent,
his
disciples
came
to
him,
saying:
This
is
a
desert
place,
and
the
hour
is
now
past:
35
Et
cum
jam
hora
multa
fieret,
accesserunt
discipuli
ejus,
dicentes:
Desertus
est
locus
hic,
et
jam
hora
præteriit:
36
Send
them
away,
that
going
into
the
next
villages
and
towns,
they
may
buy
themselves
meat
to
eat.
36
dimitte
illos,
ut
euntes
in
proximas
villas
et
vicos,
emant
sibi
cibos,
quos
manducent.
37
And
he
answering
said
to
them:
Give
you
them
to
eat.
And
they
said
to
him:
Let
us
go
and
buy
bread
for
two
hundred
pence,
and
we
will
give
them
to
eat.
37
Et
respondens
ait
illis:
Date
illis
vos
manducare.
Et
dixerunt
ei:
Euntes
emamus
ducentis
denariis
panes,
et
dabimus
illis
manducare.
38
And
he
saith
to
them:
How
many
loaves
have
you?
go
and
see.
And
when
they
knew,
they
say:
Five,
and
two
fishes.
38
Et
dicit
eis:
Quot
panes
habetis?
ite,
et
videte.
Et
cum
cognovissent,
dicunt:
Quinque,
et
duos
pisces.
39
And
he
commanded
them
that
they
should
make
them
all
sit
down
by
companies
upon
the
green
grass.
39
Et
præcepit
illis
ut
accumbere
facerent
omnes
secundum
contubernia
super
viride
fœnum.
40
And
they
sat
down
in
ranks,
by
hundreds
and
by
fifties.
40
Et
discubuerunt
in
partes
per
centenos
et
quinquagenos.
41
And
when
he
had
taken
the
five
loaves,
and
the
two
fishes:
looking
up
to
heaven,
he
blessed,
and
broke
the
loaves,
and
gave
to
his
disciples
to
set
before
them:
and
the
two
fishes
he
divided
among
them
all.
41
Et
acceptis
quinque
panibus
et
duobus
piscibus,
intuens
in
cælum,
benedixit,
et
fregit
panes,
et
dedit
discipulis
suis,
ut
ponerent
ante
eos:
et
duos
pisces
divisit
omnibus.
42
And
they
all
did
eat,
and
had
their
fill.
42
Et
manducaverunt
omnes,
et
saturati
sunt.
43
And
they
took
up
the
leavings,
twelve
full
baskets
of
fragments,
and
of
the
fishes.
43
Et
sustulerunt
reliquias,
fragmentorum
duodecim
cophinos
plenos,
et
de
piscibus.
44
And
they
that
did
eat,
were
five
thousand
men.
44
Erant
autem
qui
manducaverunt
quinque
millia
virorum.
45
And
immediately
he
obliged
his
disciples
to
go
up
into
the
ship,
that
they
might
go
before
him
over
the
water
to
Bethsaida,
whilst
he
dismissed
the
people.
45
Et
statim
coëgit
discipulos
suos
ascendere
navim,
ut
præcederent
eum
trans
fretum
ad
Bethsaidam,
dum
ipse
dimitteret
populum.
46
And
when
he
had
dismissed
them,
he
went
up
to
the
mountain
to
pray,
46
Et
cum
dimisisset
eos,
abiit
in
montem
orare.
47
And
when
it
was
late,
the
ship
was
in
the
midst
of
the
sea,
and
himself
alone
on
the
land.
47
Et
cum
sero
esset,
erat
navis
in
medio
mari
et
ipse
solus
in
terra.
48
And
seeing
them
labouring
in
rowing,
for
the
wind
was
against
them,)
and
about
the
fourth
watch
of
the
night,
he
cometh
to
them
walking
upon
the
sea,
and
he
would
have
passed
by
them.
48
Et
videns
eos
laborantes
in
remigando
erat
enim
ventus
contrarius
eis)
et
circa
quartam
vigiliam
noctis
venit
ad
eos
ambulans
supra
mare:
et
volebat
præterire
eos.
49
But
they
seeing
him
walking
upon
the
sea,
thought
it
was
an
apparition,
and
they
cried
out.
49
At
illi
ut
viderunt
eum
ambulantem
supra
mare,
putaverunt
phantasma
esse,
et
exclamaverunt.
50
For
they
all
saw
him,
and
were
troubled
bled.
And
immediately
he
spoke
with
them,
and
said
to
them:
Have
a
good
heart,
it
is
I,
fear
ye
not.
50
Omnes
enim
viderunt
eum,
et
conturbati
sunt.
Et
statim
locutus
est
cum
eis,
et
dixit
eis:
Confidite,
ego
sum:
nolite
timere.
51
And
he
went
up
to
them
into
the
ship,
and
the
wind
ceased:
and
they
were
far
more
astonished
within
themselves:
51
Et
ascendit
ad
illos
in
navim,
et
cessavit
ventus.
Et
plus
magis
intra
se
stupebant:
52
For
they
understood
not
concerning
the
loaves;
for
their
heart
was
blinded.
52
non
enim
intellexerunt
de
panibus:
erat
enim
cor
eorum
obcæcatum.
53
And
when
they
had
passed
over,
they
came
into
the
land
of
Genezareth,
and
set
to
the
shore.
53
Et
cum
transfretassent,
venerunt
in
terram
Genesareth,
et
applicuerunt.
54
And
when
they
were
gone
out
of
the
ship,
immediately
they
knew
him:
54
Cumque
egressi
essent
de
navi,
continuo
cognoverunt
eum:
55
And
running
through
that
whole
country,
they
began
to
carry
about
in
beds
those
that
were
sick,
where
they
heard
he
was.
55
et
percurrentes
universam
regionem
illam,
cœperunt
in
grabatis
eos,
qui
se
male
habebant,
circumferre,
ubi
audiebant
eum
esse.
56
And
whithersoever
he
entered,
into
towns
or
into
villages
or
cities,
they
laid
the
sick
in
the
streets,
and
besought
him
that
they
might
touch
but
the
hem
of
his
garment:
and
as
many
as
touched
him
were
made
whole.
56
Et
quocumque
introibat,
in
vicos,
vel
in
villas
aut
civitates,
in
plateis
ponebant
infirmos,
et
deprecabantur
eum,
ut
vel
fimbriam
vestimenti
ejus
tangerent,
et
quotquot
tangebant
eum,
salvi
fiebant.