- In law,
dedimus potestatem (Latin for "we have
given the power") is a writ
whereby commission is
given to one or more
private persons for the expedition...
-
Didymus the
Blind (alternatively
spelled Dedimus or Didymous) (c. 313 – 398) was a
Christian theologian in the
Church of Alexandria,
where he
taught for...
- de
attornato faciendo or
atturnato faciendo or
attornato recipiendo or
dedimus potestatem de
attornato faciendo or
Attornato faciendo vel recipiendo,...
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Welcome to
Boothbay sign
featuring the
motto Pelegrinis cibum dedimus,
Latin for "We fed the Pilgrims"...
-
citizen of
Onslow County and was
issued a
commission of the
peace and
dedimus by the
governor in 1777. Some
allegations of
misconduct were
placed against...
- upon, the
court would grant them
authority to
examine witnesses by way of
dedimus potestatem. The person(s)
examining the
witness would appoint a clerk,...
- of his Satires: Et nos ergo
manum ferulæ subduximus: et nos
Consilium dedimus Syllæ
privatus ut
altum Dormiret.
Stulta est
clementia **** tot
ubique Vatibus...
- St Edward's Crown.
Inscribed above the
shield is the
motto "Nos
ipsos dedimus" (We Gave of Ourselves), and
below is "Saskatchewan".
Saskatchewan Order...
- -dit- give add, addend, addendum, addition, additional, additive, dative,
dedimus, dedition, edition, editor, editorial, extradition, perdition, reddition...
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Herforde 11
April this year
before the
prior of Wormesley, by
virtue of a
dedimus potestatem which is on the
chancery file for this year. 10
April 1436....