[Gocamino] Ultreya

[ian]

Hi Glenn,

The group archives say:

----- Original Message -----
From: "Aida Anderson" <aidance at NETHERE.COM>
To: <GOCAMINO at PETE.URI.EDU>
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 7:46 AM
Subject: Re: Ultreya Means Is?


> Ultreya is an ancient Spanish word meaning "Go forward with courage".
>
> Aida
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But the site Mundacamino.com says:
 "That ULTREIA means!?
It comes from Latin. Ultra that means "there" and eia that means "spirit."
It is a greeting of spirit among pilgrims. It is known of the "CODEX
CALIXTINUS."

Take the bones out of that one ;-)
- and don't forget "suseia"  and "intreia" = which I've heard!!

Go well
ian