Crux Interpretum
What does that mean? The etymology will be amply explained by Random House here. It is essential that you know this because from time to time I shall enter a post in this category. Theological interpretations are often dappled things.
Please explain “Crux interpretum” and “crux interpreta”. What does each ,mean. What is the difference?
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Best Wishes, Ian McHaffie
it seems to me that ‘interpretum’ is the genitive plural of ‘interpreters’ – what ‘interpreta’ is I have no idea. Interesting that this has been online for over a year, and no one has come up with another reply. Were it not for that, I would feel confident