- "Discussiones", de
Academia Pro
Interlingua (1909-13)
Archived 2016-02-16 at the
Wayback Machine Nuntios:
Latino sine
Flexione in http://
nuntios.blogspot.com/...
-
Dorilla possibly Sabina Rossi (soprano)
Nuntio I (First Envoy)
possibly Francesco Campagnolo (tenor)
Nuntio II (Second Envoy) not
known Giove (Jupiter)...
- –
elected Leo X
Cardinal protodeacon at time of
election Gaudium magnum nuntio vobis!
Papam habemus,
Reverendissimum Dominum Johannem de Medicis, Diaconum...
- laudāvī, laudātum, "to praise"; negō, negāre, negāvī, negātum, "to deny";
nūntiō, nūntiāre, nūntiāvī, nūntiātum, "to announce, report"; ōrō, ōrāre, ōrāvī...
- nonnotational, notability, notable, notary, notate, notation,
notational nuntiō nunt- nuntiav- nuntiat-
bring news of,
announce announce, annunciation,...
-
Cheriankunnel Bishop Emeritus of
Kurnool 1987 1995 10
George Kocherry Apostolic Nuntio 2000 2022 11
George Cardinal Alencherry Major Archbishop of Syro Malabar...
- cir****stantial **** clause: **** dē rē pūblicā relātūrus fuisset, adlātō
nūntiō dē legiōne quārtā
mente concidit (Cicero) 'when
Antony had been
about to...
- (boy soprano)
Marzio (Euphemi****'s page)
soprano probably sung by a boy
Nuntio (a messenger)
contralto sung by a castrato[citation needed]
Madre (Alexius's...
- Pope
expects King
Edward and
Cholet to work
through intermediaries (suos
nuntios vel litteras) and the King's
agents (vicarios et
officiales tuos). In 1283...
- and also when it
means "this one here", hic will
precede the noun: hōc
nūntiō "with this news (just mentioned)" hic A.
Licinius "this
Aulus Licinius (whom...
