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Furta sacra (Latin, "holy thefts")
refers to the
medieval Christian practice of
stealing saints'
relics and
moving them to a new shrine.
Trade in and...
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Furta is a
village in Hajdú-Bihar county, in the
Northern Great Plain region of
eastern Hungary. It
covers an area of 42.85 km2 (17 sq mi) and has a po****tion...
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Yuriy Yaroslavovych Furta (Ukrainian: Юрій Ярославович Фурта; born 30
August 1988) is a
Ukrainian former professional footballer who pla**** as a striker...
- (UK)/"
Furta Sacra Part 1" (Australia) (French: "
Furta sacra, 1re partie") "Holy
Theft Part 2" (UK)/"
Furta Sacra Part 2" (Australia) (French: "
Furta sacra...
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published accounts of
their success and ****ociated
miracles to
legitimate these furta sacra ("holy thefts") as
consented by the saint. On
February 14, 1277, while...
- [red.],
Furta Sacra,
Warszawa 2013.
Oczyszczenie inteligencji. Nicolás Gómez Dávila – myśliciel współczesny?,
Krzysztof Urbanek [red.],
Furta Sacra, Warszawa...
- /ɾ/ at the end of
syllables is
pronounced /ʀ/. Ex.: furrtâ /
fuʀˈtɐ/
instead of
furtâ /
fuɾˈtɐ/ "to steal", m'djérr /ˈmdʒɛʀ/
instead of m'djêr /ˈmdʒeɾ/ "woman"...
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chosen burial site, may have
developed as a way of
discouraging such acts of
furta sacra. A
cephalophoric legend of
Nicasius of
Rheims tells that at the moment...
- Rome to the
outer parts of
Europe by monks.
Patrick J. Geary, in his work
Furta Sacra,
states that "on
April 5, 838, a monk
named Felix appeared at Fulda...
- "pone seram, cohibes." sed quis
custodiet ipsos custodes? qui nunc
lasciuae furta puellae hac
mercede silent crimen commune tacetur. ... I know the plan that...
