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1814, Vasile Coloși, transl., Cathechismul cel mic istoricesc , Buda, translation of Catechisme Historique, contenant en abregé l’histoire sainte et la doctrine Cretienne by Claude Fleury, page 177:
Ꙟ҆нсъ прекꙋ́м че́й мо́рцй неми́ка нꙋ май мѫнѫ́нкъ, шѝ прекꙋ́м мѫнкъ́рнле, ка́ре че́лѡр ᲃънъто́шй ле прїе́ск, че́лѡр бо́лнавй ле ᲃтри́къ,[…]
Însă precum cei morți nemica nu mai mânâncă, și precum mâncările, care celor sănătoși le priesc, celor bolnavi le strică,
But just as the dead do not eat anything anymore, and just as the foods which are beneficial to the healthy harm the sick,
But I am poor and needy; show me favour, Lord. (Psalm 39:18)
1743, Duca Sotiriovici (publisher), Psaltirion a prorocului și împăratului David [Psaltery of the prophet and emperor David], Iași, preface, unnumbered page:
Are datorie fiește carele veri cu ce mijloc ar putea să facă folos patriei lui, pentru căci ea îl priește și-l hrănește, ea îl cinstește și-l păzește.
Every one has the duty to be of help to his motherland by any means he can, for it is she that is good to him and feeds him, she gives him honour and protects him.