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Popolo may
refer to :
Defensio pro
Populo Anglicano, a
Latin polemic by John Milton.
Missa Pro
Populo, a term used in
liturgical texts and
rules of the...
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founded in what is now the
outskirts of Hermosillo:
Nuestra Señora del
Pópulo,
Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles, and la Santísima
Trinidad del Pitic. The...
- THE(O)D(OSIUS) AAA.
EDICTUM AD
POPULUM VRB(IS) CONSTANTINOP(OLITANAE).
Cunctos populos, quos
clementiae nostrae regit temperamentum, in tali
volumus religione...
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Nossa Senhora do
Pópulo (full name:
Caldas da
Rainha —
Nossa Senhora do
Pópulo) is a
former civil parish in the muni****lity of
Caldas da Rainha, Portugal...
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Missa pro
populo (Latin: "M**** for the people") is a term used in
liturgical texts and
rules of the
Western Catholic Church. It
refers to the requirement...
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possibly at the
court of King Æthelstan. To the
initial Parce, Domine,
parce populo tuo is
appended in a
different handwriting :
Parce domine peccantibus, ignosce...
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characterized by the
antiquity of its
various quarters (barrios),
among them El
Pópulo, La Viña, and
Santa María,
which present a
marked contrast to the newer...
- Sine
populo (Latin for "without the people") is an
expression that is used in the
Roman Rite
liturgy to
describe a M****
celebrated by a
priest without...
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Defensio pro
Populo Anglicano is a
Latin polemic by John Milton,
published in 1651. The full
title in
English is John
Milton an
Englishman His Defence...
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Virgil attributes to a
legendary ancestor of Augustus: tu
regere imperio populos, Romane, memento—"Roman,
remember to rule the Earth's
peoples with authority...
