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style used by the
Portuguese monarchs, from 1748 to 1910. The
title fidelissimus (Latin for 'most faithful') is
still attached to Portugal, as it was...
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Portuguese Crown some honorary, such as the
attribution of the
title of Rex
Fidelissimus (His Most
Faithful Majesty), and
royal titles, such as King of Brazil...
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Venice and
described by
Petrus Victorinus as
liber antiquissimus et
fidelissimus (lit. 'a book most
ancient and faithful'). The
oldest existing m****cript...
- of the Gr****s"). The full
title Baldwin actually used was dei
gratia fidelissimus in
Christo imperator a Deo
coronatus Romanorum moderator et
semper augustus...
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address changed throughout his reign. John
notoriously earned the
title of
fidelissimus (Latin for 'most faithful') for him and his
heirs which is
still attached...
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Venice and
described by
Petrus Victorinus as
liber antiquissimus et
fidelissimus (lit. 'a book most
ancient and faithful'). The
oldest existing m****cript...
- Chrysostom, Orat. vii.133‑152 Suda, Dion
Eugenio Amato,
Xenophontis imitator fidelissimus.
Studi su
tradizione e
fortuna erudite di
Dione Crisostomo tra XVI e...
- history. In Claudius' speech,
Macstarna is
Caelius Vibenna's
sodalis fidelissimus (most
faithful companion) Cornell, 133–141, 143–145, 235;
Cornell describes...
- (1820–1894),
British clergyman and
cricketer Other Faithfull Majesty (Rex
Fidelissimus), a
sobriquet attached to the
Portuguese monarchy "Faithfull", a song...
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Byzantine predecessors, with the
titles of the
Latin Emperors (Dei
gratia fidelissimus in
Christo imperator a Deo
coronatus Romanorum moderator et
semper augustus)...
