He is coming!
Latin translation: Ipse venit
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| he is coming! Ipse venit Explanation: 'Ipse' is used here as an intensive pronoun, (i.e., '(He) himself is coming, (he) is coming his very self'), his divinity or mystery being emphasized thereby. Cf. 'ipse dixit', itself a translation of Greek 'autòs épē', which commonly introduces a direct or indirect statement made by a philosophical teacher or other authority ('He himself said (that . . .), the Master said (that . . .)'. |
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