-
subject to Austria" (Alles
Erdreich ist Österreich
untertan or
Austriae est
imperare orbi universo).
Frederick habitually signed buildings such as
Santa Maria...
-
abbreviated to "IMP" in inscriptions. The word
derives from the stem of the verb
imperare,
meaning 'to order, to command'. The
English word
emperor derives from...
- Österreich
untertan (All soil is
subject to Austria), Latin:
Austriae est
imperare orbi
universo (Austria is to rule the
whole world). But in the book of...
-
Michael and St
George and of
Raffles Institution in
Singapore Austriae est
imperare orbi
universo (A.E.I.O.U.)
Austria is to rule the
whole world Motto of...
- Austria" (Alles
Erdreich ist Österreich
untertan in
German or
Austriae est
imperare orbi
universo in Latin), and
shares a
similar spirit with Plus ultra. A...
- them.
Imperativae were
holidays held "on demand" (from the verb impero,
imperare, "to order, command") when
special celebrations or
expiations were called...
-
meant absolute or
kingly power—the word
being derived from the
Latin verb
imperare (to command)—which
became somewhat limited under the
Republic by the collegiality...
- Österreich
untertan (All soil is
subject to Austria), Latin:
Austriae est
imperare orbi
universo (Austria is to rule the
whole world) Also
known as. But in...
- not born
within Roman territory. The
Latin word
imperium derives from
imperare,
meaning "to command", and
originally referred to a magistrate's authority...
- empire,
Morea and Trebizond, fell in 1461. The
title imperator – from
imperare, "to command" –
dates back to the
Roman Republic and was
given to victorious...
