- has an
extrinsic side. The term "humility"
comes from the
Latin word
humilitas, a noun
related to the
adjective humilis,
which may be
translated as "humble"...
- co-consecrators.
Luciani took
possession of the
diocese on 11
January 1959, with
Humilitas (Humility) as his
episcopal motto. In his
first address to his new diocese...
-
Saint Humility (Latin:
Humilitas; Italian: Umiltà) (c. 1226 – 22 May 1310),
known as
Saint Roxanne (Italian:
Santa Rosanna) was the
founder of the Vallumbrosan...
- the
story is
depicted in
parallel with Judith, the
personified virtue Humilitas, and the
Blessed Virgin Mary,
amongst others. ****orted and
varied images...
-
Caritas Greed Avaritia Diligence Diligentia Sloth Acedia Kindness Humanitas Envy
Invidia Patience Patientia Wrath Ira
Humility Humilitas Pride Superbia...
-
point downward toward ****. At the root of the trees, the
virtues of
humilitas "humility" and the vice of
superbia "pride" is
shown as the
origin of...
- OS; this has been
interpreted as an
abbreviation of the
Latin phrase humilitas occidit superbiam ("humility
kills pride").
David is perturbed, "his expression...
- omu "man". It has also been
suggested that the word
comes from
Latin humilitas (humility),
which became umiltà and then
finally omertà in some southern...
- fuit solemnitas, ut
lucifer lux
oriens verum solem preveniens. Ave pia
humilitas, sine viro fecunditas,
cuius annunciatio nostra fuit salvatio. Ave vera...
- The
Latin word "
humilitas" in
gothic writing, from the tomb of
cardinal Federico Borromeo at
Milan Cathedral...
