- Look up
custos in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Custos is the
Latin word for guard.
Custos rotulorum ("keeper of the rolls"), a
civic post in parts...
- Winter),
Dylan Lenivy (Miles Robbins), Emma
Mountebank (Halston Sage),
Jacob Custos (Zach Tinker),
Kaitlyn Ka (Brenda Song), Nick
Furcillo (Evan Evagora), and...
- each
custos. This
custom was
approved by Pope
Gregory IX in 1230 and by
other popes,
evidently with the view to
prevent unnecessary expense. The
custos thus...
-
first Custos mentioned by name was
Henry Morgan as the
Custos of Port
Royal during the
Governorship of the Earl of
Carlisle in 1680. The
Custos Rotulorum...
- constellation,
Rangifer the Reindeer.
Custos Messium is no
longer recognized.
Custos is
derived from the
classical Latin "
custōs”
meaning “Guardian” or “Keeper”...
- The under-sacristan or
custos was a
Roman Catholic office. The
office is
mentioned in the Decretals. He was the ****istant of the sacristan, was subject...
-
problem before the
deadline by
forming the
investment company AB
Custos on 13
March 1937.
Custos is
Latin for 'guardian' or 'protector'. 1996 to 2001: Christer...
-
Redemptoris custos, §5,
August 15, 1989,
Libreria Editrice Vaticana Redemptoris custos, §8
Redemptoris custos, §16
Redemptoris custos, §21
Redemptoris custos, §24...
-
office of
custos urbis (guardian of the city) to
serve as the king's
chief lieutenant.
Appointed by the king to
serve for life, the
custos urbis served...
- Archduke's secretary,
Jacob Schrenck von Notzing.
Custos died in Augsburg. His sons Raphael,
David and
Jacob Custos continued his workshop. "Old
Master Prints"...
