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If you mean gessi as a
masculine plural form of noun gesso (a cast), the verb sunt is form of third
person plural active present indicative of verb esse (to be). So, the translation
in English would be: They are casts.
<span>But, if you by any
chance mean gesti sunt, that would be the form of form of third person plural passive
perfect indicative of verb gerere (carry, bear). The translation in English
would be: They were carried.</span>
Answer: a. Parabula or Parables
Explanation:
Jesus often used stories called Parables to get his point across thereby using analogies. These stories would have realistic storylines based on the society at the time.
They would then end with a lesson that taught those who listened how to live better lives or serve God better. Some of the more popular parables are: the Parable of the Sower and the Parable of the Weeds.
Translated it says
The leader of the Roman, who, in carrying on the war, he came to visit to Greece, to Rome, to the life, many things are beautiful.
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