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[Opinions] That sounds logical, though
by Miranda (Randee15)
4/21/2005, 11:01 AM
in reply to a message by Julia_Gabrielle
I meant all English Bibles. Lídia is the Portuguese form of Lydia, and Lidia's the Italian, Spanish, and Polish form. Logically, Bibles in those languages would translate the names accordingly, I would think.
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- Julia_Gabrielle
4/21/2005, 12:58 PM
Okay then. But since the question ADT asked was whether all Bibles used Lydia, or just all English translations, and you answered all versions, the only logical assumption I could make was that you believed Spanish and Italian Bibles also used Lydia, which is simply not true.
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