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Papers of
Benjamin Franklin. Anne
Robert Jacques Turgot said of him: "
Eripuit fulmen cœlo, mox
sceptra tyrannis" ("He
snatched lightning from the sky...
- Portuguese).
Webline Sistemas.
Retrieved 21
December 2020. The
motto "
ERIPUIT COELO FULMEN",
which can be read in the scroll, is
translated as "SNATCHED...
- (2:16), "et
eripuit" (2:22), and "liberavit" (2:25) is
replaced in the
Clementine Vulgate respectively by "te constituit", "venerunt", "
eripuit", and "cognovit"...
- concordia.
parcit cognatis maculis similis fera.
quando leoni fortior eripuit vitam leo? quo
nemore umquam expirauit aper
maioris dentibus apri But these...
- aurati,
lingua anglicana contexta..: "Nennius
frater C****ibulani
regis eripuit gladium vel
sicam de manu Julii, quae sica in hunc diem
custoditur in turri...
- and
their importance in the build-up to the revolution. The
Latin phrase Eripuit caelo fulmen ("He
snatched the
thunderbolt from heaven") is
taken from...
- LANNION,
PAGANORUM HOC NV MEN
POPULIS HUC
USQUE VENERABILE SUPERSTI TIONI ERIPUIT IDEM QUE IN HOC LOCO
JUSSIT COL LOCARI, ANNO DOM
MDCXCVI INI" "VENUS ARMORI****...
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Benjamin Franklin Cantos LXII – LXXI In
Canto LXIII, the
Latin sentence "
Eripuit caelo fulmen, mox
sceptra tyrannis." (" He
snatched the
thunderbolt from...
-
gestis omnibus, / **** in
patria me****
rediret Au!
miseram Carthago / mihi
eripuit sociam Nulla spes
vivendi / mihi sine
coniuge tali. Illa
domum servare...
- 'poem' in 15.
Similarly in poem 2, the
words dolor (dolorem),
erepta (
eripuit),
coniuge in the
first four
lines are
repeated as dolor, ereptae, coniugis...
