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candidates for a
license at
university were
called cursores.
Apparitors Fanning, William. "
Cursores Apostolici." The
Catholic Encyclopedia Vol. 4. New...
- his speed. The
Papirii Cursores appear in
history from the
early fourth century BC to the
beginning of the third. The
Cursores likely descended from the...
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Retipedes Scopoli, 1777
Struthiones Latham, 1790
Campestres Illiger, 1811
Cursores Illiger, 1811
Proceri Illiger, 1811
Megistanes Vieillot, 1816 Brevipennes...
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statu pupillari.
There were two
classes of baccalarii: the
baccalarii cursores,
theological candidates p****ed for
admission to the
divinity course, and...
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extending back to the
early 12th century. They were
termed 'Nuncii' or '
Cursores',
depending on
whether they
travelled by
horse or foot, and were well paid...
- Type
Public school Private boarding and day
school Motto Latin:
quasi cursores vitai lampada tradunt (Like runners, they p**** on the
torch of life) Religious...
- Maurikios's
Strategikon describes the
Byzantine cavalry as bow-armed
cursores and lance-armed defensores. The Qum-Darya bow was su****ded in the modern...
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origins of the
postal services stem from the King's
Messengers (Nuncii et
Cursores) of
medieval times. In
particular the
Royal Post
established in the reign...
- exclusively,
often in
mixed formations of
mounted archers and
lancers (
cursores et defensores). The
Byzantines used
lances in both
overarm and underarm...
-
origins of the
postal services stem from the King's
Messengers (Nuncii et
Cursores) of
medieval times, in particular, the
Royal Post
established in the reign...
