- In
cotidianis precibus (English: In
daily prayers) is a motu
proprio from Pope Pius XII
dated 24
March 1945,
regarding the new
Latin translation of the...
- de
causa Helvetii quoque reliquos Gallos virtute praecedunt, quod fere
cotidianis proeliis ****
Germanis contendunt, **** aut suis
finibus eos
prohibent aut...
- with
Fronto that his
language was pure and
colloquial (“puri ac
prope cotidiani sermonis”), and that it
benefited from its straightforwardness, and absence...
- use was
officially permitted by the pope
through the motu
proprio In
cotidianis precibus, but not required. In 1969, a new
psalter was
published which...
-
divino /
Regarding certain competencies in economic-financial
matters In
Cotidianis Precibus Pius XII 1945 In
Fructibus Multis Paul VI 1964 In hac Beatissimi...
- two
events are simultaneous, the
present tense is used in both: ferē
cotīdiānīs proeliīs **** Germānīs contendunt, **** aut suīs fīnibus eōs
prohibent aut...
- excelsis"), and
another hand has
prefixed a
direction for its use. "in
cotidianis diebus",
instead of that
which follows.
Collect "Deus qui
culpa offenderis"...
- l'empire,"
Aufstieg under Niedergang der römische Welt (1975) 425–485.
Cotidianis interpretibus remotis. The word
amicus can mean a
political friend or...
- century.
According to Cicero’s regulations, the
author writes letters «
cotidianis verbis» («in
everyday words").
Traditional epistolary formula combined...
-
Gaudio June 29, 1941
Inter Plura February 10, 1944
Impensiore Caritate In
cotidianis precibus March 24, 1945 L La
Lettera January 25, 1943
Letitiam Cepimus...
