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WORD Research this...Kantado de la Kantoj 1
- 1 Alta kanto de Salomono.
- 2 Ho, li kisu min per kisoj de sia buŝo! Ĉar via amo estas pli bona, ol vino.
- 3 Ho, kiel bonodoras viaj aromaĵoj! Via nomo similas al elverŝita oleo; Tial la fraŭlinoj amas vin.
- 4 Altiru min; ni postkuros vin. La reĝo envenigu min en siajn ĉambrojn; Ho, ni ĝojos kaj gajiĝos kun vi; Ni memoros vian amon pli, ol vinon; Sincere oni amas vin.
- 5 Mi estas nigra, tamen beleta, Ho filinoj de Jerusalem, Kiel la tendoj de Kedar, Kiel la tapetoj de Salomono.
- 6 Ne rigardu min, ke mi estas nigreta: La suno min brulkolorigis. La filoj de mia patrino koleris kontraŭ mi; Ili faris min gardistino de la vinberĝardenoj; Mian propran vinberĝardenon mi ne gardis.
- 7 Diru al mi, ho vi, kiun mia animo amas, Kie vi paŝtas, kie vi ripozigas vian brutaron tagmeze: Kial mi similu al vagistino Ĉe la brutaroj de viaj kamaradoj?
- 8 Se vi ne scias tion, ho belulino inter virinoj, Sekvu la paŝojn de la ŝafaro, Kaj paŝtu viajn kapridojn ĉe la tendoj de la paŝtistoj.
- 9 Al la ĉevalino en la ĉaroj de Faraono Mi komparas vin, ho mia amatino.
- 10 Belaj estas viaj vangoj sub la orelringoj, Via kolo sub la laĉoj de perloj.
- 11 Orajn orelringojn ni faros al vi, Kun arĝentaj enkrustaĵoj.
- 12 Dum la reĝo sidas ĉe la festotablo, Mia nardo bonodoras.
- 13 Kiel fasko de mirho, restanta inter miaj mamoj, Estas al mi mia amato.
- 14 Kiel floraro de kofero estas por mi mia amato, En la vinberĝardenoj de En-Gedi.
- 15 Ho, vi estas bela, mia amatino; ho, vi estas ja bela; Viaj okuloj estas kiel ĉe kolomboj.
- 16 Ho, vi estas bela, mia amato, kaj ĉarma; Nia lito estas kiel freŝaj herboj;
- 17 La traboj de nia domo estas cedraj, Niaj ĉevronoj estas abiaj.
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Esperanto (esperanto - 2.1)
2020-05-21Esperanto (eo)
1926 Londona Biblio in Esperanto. Old Testament by Ludvic Lazarus Zamenhof (1910). Full text published in 1926 by the British & Foreign Bible Society.
- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible.Esperanto
- Distribution Abbreviation: esperanto
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Source (OSIS)
https://archive.org/details/TheHolyBibleInEsperanto https://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/wb/esp/index.htm
- history_1.0
- Initial release
- history_1.1
- Compressed the module
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- Updated to new source with paragraphing, titles, and corrected Esperanto orthography.
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- Corrected encoding, missing text in previous release
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- (2020-02-08) New TextSource, fix MOD-232 MOD-238
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- (2020-05-21) Fix Encoding Issue
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