- by
elephants to the
night sky.
Cicero used religiō as
being related to
cultum deorum (worship of the gods). In
Ancient Greece, the Gr**** term threskeia...
- The
potato (/pəˈteɪtoʊ/) is a
starchy tuberous vegetable native to the
Americas that is
consumed as a
staple food in many
parts of the world. Potatoes...
- of his
first works upon ****uming this
office was
Contra impugnantes Dei
cultum et
religionem (Against
Those Who ****ail the
Worship of God and Religion)...
-
Mariae cuius Conceptio gaudium annuciavit universo mundo,
venerationem et
cultum,
plurium Romanorum Pontifi****
praedecessorum nostrorum more,
ampliare studentes...
- of his
first works upon ****uming this
office was
Contra impugnantes Dei
cultum et religionem,
defending the
mendicant orders,
which had come
under attack...
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Academy Motto libertas per
cultum (Freedom
through education)
Established 1954 (1954)
Local authority Hertfordshire...
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australiense Gerasimenko Solanum laciniatum f.
cultum Gerasimenko Solanum laciniatum f. novozelandi****
Gerasimenko Solanum laciniatum...
- over
again or
consider carefully. The
definition of
religio by
Cicero is
cultum deorum, "the
proper performance of
rites in
veneration of the gods." Julius...
-
London and
Hertfordshire in England. The trust's
motto is
Libertas Per
Cultum (freedom
through education). It was set up by the
charity ****ure, established...
- in line from Clovis, the
first king of the
Franks to
convert to the
worship of God" (Quartus ab Hlodoveo, qui
primus regnum Francorum ad
cultum Dei)....
