- The
Julii Caesares were the most
illustrious family of the
patrician gens Julia. The
family first appears in
history during the
Second Punic War, when...
-
clerical Christian community in Arles. Upon
arriving in the city, the Vita
Caesarii claims that
Caesarius discovered,
completely to his surprise, that the...
- Aur. Corn.
Celsi De medicina :
libri octo ; ****
notis integris Joannis Caesarii,
Roberti Constantini,
Josehi Scaligeri,
Isaaci Casauboni,
Joannis Baptistae...
- They were
called Imperial counts palatine (in
Latin comites palatini caesarii, or
comites sacri palatii; in German, Hofpfalzgrafen). Both the
Latin form...
- 1179/007660904225022816. hdl:10036/20952. ISSN 0076-6097. S2CID 161985196. Ex
ossibus S.
Caesarii:
Ricomposizione delle reliquie di San
Cesario diacono e
martire di Terracina...
- 589099 I (in Latin). III. Kraków: In
Officina Typographica Francisci Cæsarii: 94–98. Paprocki, Bartłomiej (1584). "Herby
Rycerztwa Polskiego" [Coats...
- Jean de Vignay) is kept, made in 1463. In this m****cript the "P****io S.
Caesarii" is
described with
different miniatures of the life of the
saints Caesarius...
- They were
called imperial counts palatine (in
Latin comites palatini caesarii, or
comites sacri palatii; in German, Hofpfalzgrafen). Both the
Latin form...
-
Church of Netcong; a bone
fragment with the
Latin cartouche "ex
ossibus S.
Caesarii diac. m." is
preserved in this church, set in a
silver reliquary, solemnly...
- O'Donnell, "Liberius", pp. 36–39 O'Donnell, "Liberius", pp. 44–46 Vita
Caesarii Arelatensis, 2.10–15.
Translated by
William E. Klingshirn,
Caesarius of...
