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1 WEALTH
[N]DIVITIAE (-ARUM) (PL)DITIAE (-ARUM) (PL)OPULENTIA (-AE) (F)OPULENTITAS (-ATIS) (F)OPS: OPES (-UM) (PL)PECUNIA (-AE) (F)GAZA (-AE) (F)LUCRUM (-I) (N)CENSUS (-US) (M)COENSUS (-US) (M)ABUNDANTIA (-AE) (F)TORRENS (-ENTIS) (M)LAETITIA (-AE) (F)SILVA (-AE) (F)SYLVA (-AE) (F)DIVITIA (-AE) (F)MAMMONAS (-AE) (M)MAMONAS (-AE) (M) -
2 ADD WEALTH
[V]ADCUDO (-ERE) -
3 POSSESSING WEALTH
[A]DIS (DITIS) -
4 acquisitio
adquisitio (acq-), onis, f., acquiring, possession, E. 1:14; 1 P. 2:9; wealth, A. 19:25. -
5 adquisitio
adquisitio (acq-), onis, f., acquiring, possession, E. 1:14; 1 P. 2:9; wealth, A. 19:25. -
6 mammona
*mamona (mammo-), ae, f., (Syr.) riches, wealth, Mt. 6:24; L. 16:9 ff.* -
7 mamona
*mamona (mammo-), ae, f., (Syr.) riches, wealth, Mt. 6:24; L. 16:9 ff.*
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