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Gleor æt fæder, æ æt Fila, æ æt Sēaht Spriþ: | Gleor æt fæder, æ æt Fila, æ æt Sēaht Spriþ: | ||
Æt ġeo fōr in hāmþ, is eor, æ æsþru seo forsēfor, Wermēþ. | Æt ġeo fōr in hāmþ, is eor, æ æsþru seo forsēfor, Wermēþ. | ||
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Soit du voux à du Fère, et du Coux, et du Jaît Gui | |||
Nou, et toujours, et fer tous des âges. Amen. | |||
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 | Glory Be is a Christian prayer, originally written in Koiné Greek, of which there are two versions. |
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Translations
English
Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit: as it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. Amen.
Yealoweadrish
Gleor æt fæder, æ æt Fila, æ æt Sēaht Spriþ: Æt ġeo fōr in hāmþ, is eor, æ æsþru seo forsēfor, Wermēþ.
Vandalon
Soit du voux à du Fère, et du Coux, et du Jaît Gui Nou, et toujours, et fer tous des âges. Amen.