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admiratio

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See: surprise


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I have a lot of admiratio ad respect for what she has doe.
58:6-8), underscores how European admiratio of Nature lays claim to it and reveals how seemingly innocent wonder at marvelous bounty leads to the slaughter of autochthonous creatures for consumption on the courtly table.
In Pastor fidus the translator takes a rather different approach:</p> <pre> Ita me laetum admiratio Tireni et laetitia occupat Ut nec mirari me nec laetari sentiam.
 
 
 
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