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- mundo panditur Dominus Dominorum. In præsepe ponitur Sub fœno asinorum. Cognoverunt Dominum Christum Regem cœlorum. Hunc Herodes timuit – Magno **** tremore...
- ET ESSIS TRISTES "What are you sadly talking of as you walk along?" 9 COGNOVERUNT EUM IN FRACTIONE PANIS They knew him in the breaking of bread. 10 NONNE...
- surrounding the panel: "IHS XPS iudex aequitatis; bestiae et dracones cognoverunt in deserto salvatorem mundi" – "Jesus Christ: the judge of righteousness:...
- He was installed there on 9 April and chose as his episcopal motto Cognoverunt Eum In Fractione Panis ('They recognized him in the breaking of the bread';...
- about to recite a speech against Milo' past in past 'perfect infinitive' cognōvērunt, Caesarem vēnisse ([Caesar]) 'they learnt that Caesar had come' [the...
- sentence such as Caesar vēnit 'Caesar has come' changes as follows: cognōvērunt Caesarem vēnisse ([Caesar]) 'they learnt that Caesar had come' This construction...
- Vidimus stellam Surge illuminare Ab ortu solis Venite comedite Alleluia – Cognoverunt discipuli Ego sum panis vivus O quam suavis Jesu nostra redemptio for...
- source is known, reads: "IHS XPS iudex aequitatis; bestiae et dracones cognoverunt in deserto salvatorem mundi" – "Jesus Christ: the judge of righteousness:...
- devote to consumption.' – ABP omne generis masculini, et mulieres quae cognoverunt viros, interficite;, 'every kind of male, and women who have known men...
- summa necessitate Christianorum eam retinere decreverunt et maxime quia cognoverunt hoc esse honorem et utilitatem comunis Ianue, quoted in Williams (1997):...