- "Hinc
illae lacrimae" (Latin for "hence those/these tears") is a line from the
Roman poet Terence's well-known comedy,
Andria (166 BC). The
phrase has...
- on
uncharted territories of old maps. hinc et inde from both
sides hinc
illae lacrimae hence those tears From Terence, Andria, act 1, line 126. Originally...
- qua ad
Linnaeanum systema determinatae descriptaeque sistuntur plantae illae, quas in
insulis Martinica, Jamaica,
Domingo aliisque et in
vicinae continentis...
-
benedicas nobis, te quaesumus, et
hisce creaturis in usum nostrum, ut
illae sanctificatae sint et
nobis salutares, et nos, inde corroborati,
magis apti...
-
quibus caput aperimus, et pro****bimus,
Christum adoremus, et
Sanctos quorum illae similitudinem gerunt, veneremur»).
Byzantine iconoclasm Iconoclasm Iconography...
- voto praedicto,
licentiam praeberemus, et … in ****ania et
Brodnic terra illae vicina, de
cuius gentis conversione speratur,
legationis officium tibi committere...
-
Cambridge University Press. p. 122.
Inscriptiones sacrosanctae vetustatis non
illae quidem Romanae, sed
totius fere
orbis summo studio ac
maximis impensis terra...
-
Music by
Martin Schirenc,
lyrics by
Elena Schirenc. "Enrapture - Hinc
Illae Lacrimae" - 5:33 "Homage -
Magni Nominis Umbra" - 6:05 "Vestige - Non Omnis...
- play had
become well-known as the
source of (or
along with) the line "Hinc
illae lacrimae!" ("hence
those tears!"; act 1,
scene 1, v. 126), as the orator...
-
fashion In Latin: **** ista
Regina venit de Boëmia in
Angliam abusiones illae execrabiles,
sotulares sil. ****
longis rostris (Anglice
Cracowys vel Pykys)...