religare in English
Latin-English dictionaryreligare
verb
translations religare Add
-
en second-person singular present passive imperative of religō "be thou bound fast"
Examples Add
Hoc vero eo significantius apparet, quod, simul cum Ecclesia, alterum praesidium Lithuanis fuit familia: sane quidem, familia christiana, vera “Ecclesia domestica”(Lumen Gentium, 11), firmiter religata ad bona fidei, quae inb amore vivit, in incommodo, in mutua donatione.
It is all the more significant that, next to the Church, the other defensive bulwark for Lithuanians was the family: yes, the Christian family, the true "domestic Church",(4) solidly anchored to the values of the faith, and living in love, sacrifice and in mutual giving.
Diductisque nostris paulatim navibus et artificio gubernatorum et mobilitati navium locus dabatur, et si quando nostri facultatem nacti ferreis manibus iniectis navem religaverant, undique suis laborantibus succurrebant.
Our ships being at some distance from each other, room was allowed both for the skill of their pilots and the maueuvering of their ships; and if at any time ours, gaining an advantage by casting the iron hooks on board their ships, grappled with them, from all parts they assisted those who were distressed.