- was
almost totally destro**** by an earthquake: ab
altari usque ad
portas cecidit ("it
collapsed from the
altar to the doors"). The
damage was so extensive...
- gr****ities quædam quæ
scatet a
terra quæ
vulgariter dicitur stella quæ
cecidit Mayhew, A. L. (ed.). The
Promptorium Parvulorum: The
First English-Latin...
- sortes, ut
sciamus quare hoc
malum sit nobis." Et
miserunt sortes, et
cecidit sors
super Ionam. 8 Et
dixerunt ad eum: "Indica
nobis cuius causa malum...
-
campis situm Caninis,
inportunae accedens,
iaculo sub
papilla sauciatus,
cecidit et
mortuus est "Duke Olo went
rashly to Bilitio, a
stronghold of this city...
- 'hostiles' that have been defeated"), Ovid,
Fasti 1.336;
victima quae
dextra cecidit victrice vocatur ("the
victim which is
killed by the victor's
right hand...
- Ab Urbe condita, Lib. XXIII. Nam et
filius Hampsicorae Hostus in acie
cecidit, et
Hampsicora ****
paucis equitibus fugiens, ut
super adflictas res necem...
-
Simon Magus before Nero 8 HIC PRÆCEPTO
PETRI ET
ORATIONE PAULI SIMON MAGUS CECIDIT IN
TERRAM Here by the
command of
Peter and the
prayer of Paul
Simon Magus...
-
Conmaicniu ubi
plurimi ceciderunt di Conmaicnibh, & Aedh Dubh m.
Toichlich cecidit. Dub
Innrecht m.
Cathail uictor fuit." "766 English: The
battle of Sruthair...
- and even if he
should fall he will
continue fighting on his
knees ("si
cecidit de genu pugnat"). The wise man
understands destiny and its design, and...
-
PIETATIS VINCENTIUS BENEDICTUS HIC/ NON
JACET SED
EJECTUS A
TRISTI FATO VI
CECIDIT/ UTI
CHRISTUS POST
ACCLAMATIONEM BENEDICTUS/ QUI
VENIT IN
NOMINE DOMINI...
