-
civil war, in
which he was
eventually victorious, the next year. The
dominatio Cinnae is not well do****ented.
According to
Robin Seager, in the Cambridge...
- In
Christian angelology,
dominions or
dominations (lat.
dominatio,
plural dominationes, also
translated from the Gr**** term kyriotētes, pl. of kyriotēs...
- Dead Sea
scrolls (4Q405)
construes them as angels. The
Dominions (lat.
dominatio,
plural dominationes, also
translated from the Gr**** term kyriotētes,...
- augmentando), and
permitted his wife and sons to
inherit it in
lordship (
dominatio)
under the bishop's authority. Upon
their deaths it
would have reverted...
- debated; Mitc****
argues that the
times in that
sentence refers to Caesar's
dominatio over the
state rather than a
generalised lack of principle. The history...
-
acted less out of
enmity to
Caesar than out of a
desire to
destroy his
dominatio." Too, the
conspiracy failed to
restore the Republic. An aristocrat's...
- 14 July 847
Charles confirmed Ebroin's
right of
possession (ius [et]
dominatio) of abbey,
apparently without oversight from Fossés, and its heritability...
-
comitiatorum ****idua hospitatio,
populi perpetua inquietatio,
alienigenarum dominatio. Quam
despuit omnis natio.
Poland is the new Babylon, a
colony of Gypsies...
-
castles constructed throughout his diocese, over all of
which he
maintained dominatio et
servitia (lordship and service). He also
pursued the re-cultivation...
-
Virtutesque throni, vos
principum et
agmina sancta,
Vosque potestates et tu
dominatio coeli,
Flammantes Cherubin verbo Seraphinque creati, An vos laetitiae...
