| "As a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, "humbly to supplicate the mercy of Almighty God, "that it would please and pardon all manifold sins and transgressions | |
| "Can we, without self-reproach, supplicate the Almighty Mercy... to forgive our debts as we forgive our debtors?" | |
| "Humbly, I supplicate your majesty and your glory... | |
| "We shall see what happens when we supplicate before you" | |
| But sweet repose can be all yours, pretty boy... if you simply supplicate for your father's mercy and reaffirm the hierarchy of the prison yard. | |
| "As a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, "humbly to supplicate the mercy of Almighty God, "that it would please and pardon all manifold sins and transgressions | |
| "Can we, without self-reproach, supplicate the Almighty Mercy... to forgive our debts as we forgive our debtors?" | |
| "Humbly, I supplicate your majesty and your glory... | |
| "We shall see what happens when we supplicate before you" | |
| But sweet repose can be all yours, pretty boy... if you simply supplicate for your father's mercy and reaffirm the hierarchy of the prison yard. | |
| - It needs to be a man supplicating... | |
| I have been lying here supplicating myself to the great god, Hermes, the god of travellers begging him to send someone who's on the way to Amphipolis. | |
| It's a supplicating gesture. | |
| You know... in the old country, we were taught as young children that there's no shame in supplicating yourself when you respect someone. | |
| - It needs to be a man supplicating... | |
| I have been lying here supplicating myself to the great god, Hermes, the god of travellers begging him to send someone who's on the way to Amphipolis. | |
| It's a supplicating gesture. | |
| You know... in the old country, we were taught as young children that there's no shame in supplicating yourself when you respect someone. | |
