Examples of using Abounded in English and their translations into Italian
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Nothing was missing and nothing abounded. It was a ceremony about dignity in poverty, just like Romero.”.
Even up to the middle of the 19th century, all kinds of theories abounded about these mythical primaeval plants which can reproduce without flowers
was missing and nothing abounded. It was a ceremony about dignity in poverty, just like Romero.”.
Much of the carbon of the atmosphere was abstracted to form the carbonates of the various metals which abounded in the superficial layers of the planet.
For if the truth of God has abounded, through my falseness, unto his glory,
Various areas of philosophy, which were extremely popular before our era, abounded with all sorts of terms that have survived to our days.
Also,"Ayodhya abounded in warriors undefeated in battle,
And so the grace of our Lord has abounded greatly, with the faith and love that is in Christ Jesus.
Jesus Christ, abounded to many.
A certain number of genera of this family abounded in the American prairies around the end of the Tertiary
Those islands are abounded with Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation,
their very deep poverty hath abounded unto the riches of their simplicity.
it is known that Jews abounded in Crete.
Earth abounded and superabounded in this kind of merchandise, and men knew not its value.
Where sin abounded, grace now abounds all the more, and"the stone which the builder rejected has become the corner stone"(Psalm Response) of an indestructible spiritual edifice.
wrote:" abounded in anecdote, but was no sufficiently attentive to accuracy.
for example, abounded in such stories, of which it also nourished and enriched herself.
the grace of God abounded to many, three thousand souls were saved(Acts 2:41).
This particular feature has meant that Ischia has always been an island where the thermal waters have always abounded since the time of the first settlers in VIII century.
Those Elaphite islands are abounded with untouched Mediterranean vegetation