- intensifiers.
English language: "preeminent" (pre+eminent) or
Latin language:
excellentissimus (excellens + -issimus)
Intensives generally function as
adverbs before...
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Theophylact I 924–954
Alberic II, son of
Alberic I
before 1013
Gregory I, (
Excellentissimus vir –
Praefectus navalis) son of
Alberic II
until 1012 Theophylact...
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Laurent Gervais O.P. 1483
Doctor Evangelicus John
Wycliffe - 1330
Doctor Excellentissimus Antonio Corsetti - 1503
Doctor Eximius Francisco Suárez S.J. 1617 Doctor...
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walls during the wars of the past year,
decided to surrender. The
excellentissimus princeps Jaquintus, who had led the
rebellion of the city, was hanged...
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describes Michael as "the most
excellent leader of the Zachlumi" (
excellentissimus dux Chulmorum), and is
mentioned the Ston
bishopric (ecclesia Stagnensis)...
- p****ed it to all his descendants. They also
received the
titles of
excellentissimus vir' (most
excellent man) and
apostolic rector of Sant'Andrea, which...
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Pollack and Maitland.
History of
English Law, p. 175.
Intrationum excellentissimus Liber (1510, i.e. 151), f. 22 and f. 71.
Columbia Law
Review 10, No...
- Matilda's
excellent forces and
defeated them" (eius
filius ****
exercitus excellentissimus Matilade pugnavit et
victoriam obtinuit). The
exact dynamic of the...
- him, the text of his
appointment mentions him as
being already a vir
excellentissimus ("most
excellent man"), a
former praetorian prefect of the East and...
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Jaquintus was the
prince (
excellentissimus princeps) of Bari from the
death of Tancred, the son of
Roger II of Sicily, in 1138 to his own
death the next...
