vfq

English translation: usq[ue]

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Latin term or phrase:vfq
English translation:usq[ue]
Entered by: Maria Stella Tupynambá

09:54 Jan 6, 2020
Latin to English translations [PRO]
Religion / Ancient Latin Biblical Study
Latin term or phrase: vfq
I have lots of occurrences and a tight deadline so if anyone could help me I would appreciate.

[...] aferibe,iilicj; refert acceptum omne quod datum eft tibi de- fuper, omne quod accepifti vfq; in hac diem[...]

Thank you.
Maria Stella Tupynambá
Brazil
Local time: 12:06
usq[ue]
Explanation:
Could it be an abbreviated form of "usque" ("all the way to/from")? The semicolon would then be an OCR error for a dot.
Something like "usque in ha[n]c diem".
Hope this helps.
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Sandra Mouton
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:06
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usq[ue]


Explanation:
Could it be an abbreviated form of "usque" ("all the way to/from")? The semicolon would then be an OCR error for a dot.
Something like "usque in ha[n]c diem".
Hope this helps.

Sandra Mouton
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:06
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Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in category: 14
Grading comment
Thank you!
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Asker: Many thanks!


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Veronika McLaren
3 hrs
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agree  Lewis Richard White Jr.: Agree; OCR is misreading "s" as "f".
3 hrs
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agree  Joseph Brazauskas: 'S' is often an orthgraphical variant for 'f', and vice versa, in texts predating the mid 20th cent.
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