ASV Byzantine Text
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been fainthearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
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For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been fainthearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
Consider this also: If this woman, though a mother, had been fainthearted, she would have mourned over them and perhaps spoken as follows:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint-hearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint hearted, as being their other, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint hearted, as being their other, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
Car il faut aussi considérer ceci : si la femme avait eu le cœur faible, comme étant leur mère, elle se serait lamentée sur eux, et peut-être aurait-elle pu parler ainsi :
Porque también hay que pensar en esto: que si la mujer hubiera sido de mente débil, por ser su mamá, se la hubiera pasado llorando por ellos, y tal vez hubiera dicho algo así:
Porque también debemos considerar esto: que, si la mujer hubiera sido de corazón débil, siendo su madre, se habría lamentado por ellos, y tal vez habría hablado así:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint-hearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken thus:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint hearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them, and perhaps might have spoken thus:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint hearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them, and perhaps might have spoken thus:
For we must consider also this: that, had the woman been faint hearted, as being their mother, she would have lamented over them, and perhaps might have spoken thus:
Καὶ γὰρ τοῦτο ἐπιλογίσασθαι, ὅτι εἰ δειλόψυχος ἦν ἡ γυνὴ, καίπερ μήτηρ οὖσα, ὠλοφύρετο ἂν ἐπʼ αὐτοῖς· καὶ ἴσως ἄν ταῦτα οὕτως εἶπεν,