-
vestments otherwise reserved to clergy. In the High
Middle Ages, the
Consecratio Virginum is
known for
Benedictine and
Cistercian monasteries, it is mentioned...
- his
older brother Titus to
commemorate Titus's
official deification or
consecratio and the
victory of
Titus together with
their father, Vespasian, over...
-
sanctioned authority (auctoritas). The rite of
apotheosis (also
called consecratio)
signified the
deceased emperor's deification. The
dominance of the emperor...
-
court cases. The
English word "conjecture"
derives from coniectura.
Consecratio was the
ritual act that
resulted in the
creation of an aedes, a shrine...
-
Stephen was elected; but,
since four days
later he died,
before his
consecratio,
which according to the
canon law of the time was the true commencement...
-
within the
imperial circle.
There was then a
public ceremony,
called a
consecratio,
including the
release of an
eagle which flew high,
representing the...
- Ad
Aeneidem II 374.
Dictionary of
Roman Coins, see e.g.
reverse of "
Consecratio" coin of
Emperor Commodus & coin of
Ptolemy V
Epiphanes minted c. 204–180...
-
Oliveira (died 1993),
beatified in 2007 The
tradition of the rite of the
Consecratio virginum (consecration of a virgin)
dates back to the 4th century, the...
-
English word "devotion"
derives from the Latin.
Devotio may be a form of
consecratio, a
ritual by
means of
which something was
consecrated to the gods. The...
- the
Nervus Acousticus (1917)
Blood Vessel Tumours of the
Brain (1928)
Consecratio Medici and
other papers (1928) From a surgeon's journal, 1915–1918 (1936)...
