- Latin. To
write it,
Hildegard used an
alphabet of 23
letters denominated litterae ignotae (Latin for "unknown letters"). St.
Hildegard partially described...
- Patent, etc. The
opposite of
letters patent are
letters close (Latin:
litterae clausae),
which are
personal in
nature and
sealed so that only the recipient...
- for
Litterae Slovenicae by
Kristina Reardon. "Profile".
Archived from the
original on 2014-09-22.
Retrieved 2014-02-13. "Blackberry Heaven".
Litterae Slovenicae...
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Letters close (Latin:
litterae clausae) are a type of
obsolete legal do****ent once used by the Pope, the
French and
British monarchy and by
certain officers...
-
eventually changed into the Gr****
letter Gamma (⟨Γ⟩, ⟨γ⟩) and
later into
litterae notabiliores,
which were
enlarged letters at the
beginning of a paragraph...
- i.e., "obvious on sight" or "obvious to
anyone that sees it" ad
pedem litterae to the foot of the
letter i.e., "exactly as it is written", "to the letter"...
- and
diverse illnesses.
Hildegard also
invented an
alternative alphabet.
Litterae ignotae ('Alternate Alphabet') was
another work and was more or less a...
-
Epistolae familiares is the
title of a
collection of
letters of
Petrarch which he
edited during his lifetime. He
originally called the
collection Epistolarum...
- sēnī, and so on. Thus
Roman authors would write: ūnae
litterae 'one letter', trīnae
litterae 'three letters', quīna
castra 'five camps', etc. Except...
-
sacrae litterae),
namely patristic writings and
sacred scriptures (Latin:
sacrae scripturae), and
profane literature (Latin:
prophanae litterae) by classical...
