- (Spring):7–22. More
examples of In
Nomines (MIDI files,
archive from 4
February 2012,
accessed 23
April 2015)
Three In
Nomines by
Christopher Tye on YouTube...
- Eo
nomine is a
Latin legal term
meaning "by that name". The
United States Supreme Court uses it in the
context of
sovereign immunity. In
Alden v. Maine...
- Sine
nomine (abbreviated s.n.) is a
Latin expression,
meaning "without a name". It is most
commonly used in the
contexts of
publishing and bibliographical...
- In
nomine Domini (Latin for In the name of the Lord) is a
papal bull
written by Pope
Nicholas II. The bull was
issued on 13
April 1059 and
caused major...
- A
Missa sine
nomine,
literally a "M****
without a name", is a
musical setting of the
Ordinary of the M****,
usually from the Renaissance,
which uses no pre-existing...
- Rome. A
major change came in 1059, when Pope
Nicholas II
decreed in In
nomine Domini that the
cardinals were to
elect a
candidate to take
office after...
- E
Nomine (Latin for "Out of the Name", from the In
Nomine, "In the Name [of]") is a
German musical project formed in 1999 by
producers Christian Weller...
- In
Nomine Dei is a 1993 Portuguese-language play by José
Saramago which tells the
story of the
Anabaptist Münster
Rebellion of 1534. It was the
basis for...
- romanized: eis to ónoma toû
Patros kai toû ****oû kai toû Hagíou Pneúmatos; Latin: in
nomine Patris et
Filii et
Spiritus Sancti), or
words to that form and effect, referring...
- the
College of
Cardinals as the sole body of pope
electors in the bull In
nomine Domini (1059). — 30
September 1061 – 1072 (10 years, 185 days) Honorius...
