- The
Chronicon Holtzatiae auctore presbytero Bremensi is a
Latin universal chronicle from the year 1448, but
concentrating on the
County of
Holstein (the...
- The
accessus ad
auctores ('introduction to authors') was a
literary genre of the
Middle Ages. Originally, an
accessus was the
introduction at the beginning...
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Cuthberti "The Life of St Cuthbert" Also
known as Vita
sancti Cuthberti auctore anonymo Author(s)
Anonymous Patron Eadfrith,
bishop of
Lindisfarne (698–721)...
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region of Hesse, Germany.
According to the 8th
century Vita
Bonifatii auctore Willibaldo, the Anglo-Saxon
missionary Saint Boniface and his
retinue cut...
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other languages. The
expansion of the
acronym is the
Latin expression auctores varii.
Various artists "SBF Glossary: A to AAZV".
Stammtisch Beau Fleuve...
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Refers to the
distinction of free will from
astrological determinism auctores varii various authors Used in
bibliography for books, texts, publications...
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Knowledge Foundation Gretser, J. (1738).
Opera omnia antehac ab
ipsomet auctore accurate recognita,
opusculis multis, notis, et
paralipomenis pluribus...
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Libelli de lite" (Dialogi de
miraculis Sancti Benedicti Liber Tertius auctore Desiderio abbate Casinensis ed.). Hannover:
Deutsches Institut für Erforschung...
- 1873
under the
Latin title Viae et Regna,
descriptio ditionis Moslemicae auctore Abu'l-Kásim Ibn
Haukal - "Routes and Realms, a
description of
Muslim territories...
- The
Auctores octo
morales (Eight
Moral Authors) was a
collection of
Latin textbooks, of an
elementary standard, that was used for
pedagogy in the Middle...
