Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
after
six
days
Jesus
taketh
unto
him
Peter
and
James,
and
John
his
brother,
and
bringeth
them
up
into
a
high
mountain
apart:
1
Et
post
dies
sex
assumit
Jesus
Petrum,
et
Jacobum,
et
Joannem
fratrem
ejus,
et
ducit
illos
in
montem
excelsum
seorsum:
2
And
he
was
transfigured
before
them.
And
his
face
did
shine
as
the
sun:
and
his
garments
became
white
as
snow.
2
et
transfiguratus
est
ante
eos.
Et
resplenduit
facies
ejus
sicut
sol:
vestimenta
autem
ejus
facta
sunt
alba
sicut
nix.
3
And
behold
there
appeared
to
them
Moses
and
Elias
talking
with
him.
3
Et
ecce
apparuerunt
illis
Moyses
et
Elias
cum
eo
loquentes.
4
And
Peter
answering,
said
to
Jesus:
Lord,
it
is
good
for
us
to
be
here:
if
thou
wilt,
let
us
make
here
three
tabernacles,
one
for
thee,
and
one
for
Moses,
and
one
for
Elias.
4
Respondens
autem
Petrus,
dixit
ad
Jesum:
Domine,
bonum
est
nos
hic
esse:
si
vis,
faciamus
tria
tabernacula,
tibi
unum,
Moysi
unum,
et
Eliæ
unum.
5
And
as
he
was
yet
speaking,
behold
a
bright
cloud
overshadowed
them.
And
lo
a
voice
out
of
the
cloud,
saying:
This
is
my
beloved
Son,
in
whom
I
am
well
pleased:
hear
ye
him.
5
Adhuc
eo
loquente,
ecce
nubes
lucida
obumbravit
eos.
Et
ecce
vox
de
nube,
dicens:
Hic
est
Filius
meus
dilectus,
in
quo
mihi
bene
complacui:
ipsum
audite.
6
And
the
disciples
hearing
fell
upon
their
face,
and
were
very
much
afraid.
6
Et
audientes
discipuli
ceciderunt
in
faciem
suam,
et
timuerunt
valde.
7
And
Jesus
came
and
touched
them:
and
said
to
them:
Arise,
and
fear
not.
7
Et
accessit
Jesus,
et
tetigit
eos:
dixitque
eis:
Surgite,
et
nolite
timere.
8
And
they
lifting
up
their
eyes,
saw
no
one,
but
only
Jesus.
8
Levantes
autem
oculos
suos,
neminem
viderunt,
nisi
solum
Jesum.
9
And
as
they
came
down
from
the
mountain,
Jesus
charged
them,
saying:
Tell
the
vision
to
no
man,
till
the
Son
of
man
be
risen
from
the
dead.
9
Et
descendentibus
illis
de
monte,
præcepit
eis
Jesus,
dicens:
Nemini
dixeritis
visionem,
donec
Filius
hominis
a
mortuis
resurgat.
10
And
his
disciples
asked
him,
saying:
Why
then
do
the
scribes
say
that
Elias
must
come
first?
10
Et
interrogaverunt
eum
discipuli,
dicentes:
Quid
ergo
scribæ
dicunt,
quod
Eliam
oporteat
primum
venire?
11
But
he
answering,
said
to
them:
Elias
indeed
shall
come,
and
restore
all
things.
11
At
ille
respondens,
ait
eis:
Elias
quidem
venturus
est,
et
restituet
omnia.
12
But
I
say
to
you,
that
Elias
is
already
come,
and
they
knew
him
not,
But
have
done
unto
him
whatsoever
they
had
a
mind.
So
also
the
Son
of
man
shall
suffer
from
them.
12
Dico
autem
vobis,
quia
Elias
jam
venit,
et
non
cognoverunt
eum,
sed
fecerunt
in
eo
quæcumque
voluerunt.
Sic
et
Filius
hominis
passurus
est
ab
eis.
13
Then
the
disciples
understood,
that
he
had
spoken
to
them
of
John
the
Baptist.
13
Tunc
intellexerunt
discipuli,
quia
de
Joanne
Baptista
dixisset
eis.
14
And
when
he
was
come
to
the
multitude,
there
came
to
him
a
man
falling
down
on
his
knees
before
him
saying:
Lord,
have
pity
on
my
son,
for
he
is
a
lunatic,
and
suffereth
much:
for
he
falleth
often
into
the
fire,
and
often
into
the
water.
14
Et
cum
venisset
ad
turbam,
accessit
ad
eum
homo
genibus
provolutus
ante
eum,
dicens:
Domine,
miserere
filio
meo,
quia
lunaticus
est,
et
male
patitur:
nam
sæpe
cadit
in
ignem,
et
crebro
in
aquam.
15
And
I
brought
him
to
thy
disciples,
and
they
could
not
cure
him.
15
Et
obtuli
eum
discipulis
tuis,
et
non
potuerunt
curare
eum.
16
Then
Jesus
answered
and
said:
O
unbelieving
and
perverse
generation,
how
long
shall
I
be
with
you?
How
long
shall
I
suffer
you?
Bring
him
hither
to
me.
16
Respondens
autem
Jesus,
ait:
O
generatio
incredula,
et
perversa,
quousque
ero
vobiscum?
usquequo
patiar
vos?
Afferte
huc
illum
ad
me.
17
And
Jesus
rebuked
him,
and
the
devil
went
out
of
him,
and
the
child
was
cured
from
that
hour.
17
Et
increpavit
illum
Jesus,
et
exiit
ab
eo
dæmonium,
et
curatus
est
puer
ex
illa
hora.
18
Then
came
the
disciples
to
Jesus
secretly,
and
said:
Why
could
not
we
cast
him
out?
18
Tunc
accesserunt
discipuli
ad
Jesum
secreto,
et
dixerunt:
Quare
nos
non
potuimus
ejicere
illum?
19
Jesus
said
to
them:
Because
of
your
unbelief.
For,
amen
I
say
to
you,
if
you
have
faith
as
a
grain
of
mustard
seed,
you
shall
say
to
this
mountain:
Remove
from
hence
hither,
and
it
shall
remove:
and
nothing
shall
be
impossible
to
you.
19
Dixit
illis
Jesus:
Propter
incredulitatem
vestram.
Amen
quippe
dico
vobis,
si
habueritis
fidem
sicut
granum
sinapis,
dicetis
monti
huic:
Transi
hinc
illuc,
et
transibit,
et
nihil
impossibile
erit
vobis.
20
But
this
kind
is
not
cast
out
but
by
prayer
and
fasting.
20
Hoc
autem
genus
non
ejicitur
nisi
per
orationem
et
jejunium.
21
And
when
they
abode
together
in
Galilee,
Jesus
said
to
them:
The
Son
of
man
shall
be
betrayed
into
the
hands
of
men:
21
Conversantibus
autem
eis
in
Galilæa,
dixit
illis
Jesus:
Filius
hominis
tradendus
est
in
manus
hominum:
22
And
they
shall
kill
him,
and
the
third
day
he
shall
rise
again.
And
they
were
troubled
exceedingly.
22
et
occident
eum,
et
tertia
die
resurget.
Et
contristati
sunt
vehementer.
23
And
when
they
were
come
to
Capharnaum,
they
that
received
the
didrachmas,
came
to
Peter,
and
said
to
him:
Doth
not
your
master
pay
the
didrachma?
23
Et
cum
venissent
Capharnaum,
accesserunt
qui
didrachma
accipiebant
ad
Petrum,
et
dixerunt
ei:
Magister
vester
non
solvit
didrachma?
24
He
said:
Yes.
And
when
he
was
come
into
the
house,
Jesus
prevented
him,
saying:
What
is
thy
opinion,
Simon?
The
kings
of
the
earth,
of
whom
do
they
receive
tribute
or
custom,
of
their
own
children,
or
of
strangers?
24
Ait:
Etiam.
Et
cum
intrasset
in
domum,
prævenit
eum
Jesus,
dicens:
Quid
tibi
videtur
Simon?
reges
terræ
a
quibus
accipiunt
tributum
vel
censum?
a
filiis
suis,
an
ab
alienis?
25
And
he
said:
Of
strangers.
Jesus
said
to
him:
Then
the
children
are
free.
25
Et
ille
dixit:
Ab
alienis.
Dixit
illi
Jesus:
Ergo
liberi
sunt
filii.
26
But
that
we
may
not
scandalize
them,
go
to
the
sea,
and
cast
in
a
hook:
and
that
fish
which
shall
first
come
up,
take:
and
when
thou
hast
opened
it's
mouth,
thou
shalt
find
a
stater:
take
that,
and
give
it
to
them
for
me
and
thee.
26
Ut
autem
non
scandalizemus
eos,
vade
ad
mare,
et
mitte
hamum:
et
eum
piscem,
qui
primus
ascenderit,
tolle:
et
aperto
ore
ejus,
invenies
staterem:
illum
sumens,
da
eis
pro
me
et
te.