- "relating to an
epistle or letter". It may
refer to:
Epistolary (Latin:
epistolarium), a
Christian liturgical book
containing set
readings for
church services...
- 2003)
Epistolarium pars
prima I–XC
edited by L. Van Acker,
Corpus Christianorum Continuatio Mediaevalis CCCM 91A (Turnhout: Brepols, 1991)
Epistolarium pars...
-
Markgraf von (1926).
Briefe Des
Mediceerkreises Aus
Marsilio Ficino's
Epistolarium. Berlin: Juncker. Nails,
Debra (2002). The
People of Plato: A Prosopography...
- of that of
Aufidius B****us.
Tacitus also uses
collections of
letters (
epistolarium). He also took
information from
exitus illustrium virorum.
These were...
- works: Hodoeporicon,
diary of a
journey visiting the
monasteries of
Italy Epistolarium,
correspondence translations of Palladius, Life of
Chrysostom Ephraem...
- [citation needed] The
Lesson (or Epistle) is
contained in a book
called the
Epistolarium, a
liturgical book
containing the
epistles that were to be said or sung...
- Acker, Lieven, ed.
Epistolarium I (I-XC) (Hildegardis Bingensis). CCCM 91. Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols, 1991. —, ed.
Epistolarium II (XCI-CCLr.) (Hildegardis...
- (1845–50) by his great-nephew,
Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster,
entitled Epistolarium Forsterianum.
Among his
other friends were the
poets William Mason and...
- Shaftesbury, and Sydney' in 1830,
reissuing it in his
privately printed '
Epistolarium' in 1830, 2nd edit. 1847. Much of Shaftesbury's
correspondence with Furly...
- century, is
preserved at
Trinity College, Dublin,
while portions of an
Epistolarium of
about 1270 are at the Maglia,
becchiana at
Florence (D6, 1787). The...
