-
throughout Christian Europe.
Following Augustalis'
treatise De
ratione Paschae (On the
Measurement of Easter), Rome
retired the
earlier 8-year
cycle in...
- 'sheep',
Naeghune 'fire',
Scheghs 'water', Uppe 'woman',
Aelewsae 'child',
Paschae 'money',
Naekuschae 'bread',
Schuwghae 'raincoat',
Schufae 'fur' and Tewrettgllo...
-
viginti annos duratura to Maximilian. His 1513
magnum opus
Paulina de
recta Paschae celebratione was also
dedicated to Maximilian,
together with Leo X. In...
-
limited use today)
refers to this
Sunday as
Dominica in
albis in
octava Paschæ. The name in
albis was
dropped in the 1970 revision. The name Quasimodo...
- was
officially designated as the
Sunday of the
Divine Mercy (Dominica II
Paschae seu de
divina misericordia) in the
General Roman Calendar. On
April 22...
-
their "absence all the
night long at the
paschal solemnities" (sollemnibus
Paschae abnoctantes)
Cyprian (c. 200 – 258) also
speaks of
praying at night, but...
- of Mercy. Pope John Paul II
instituted Divine Mercy Sunday (Dominica II
Paschae seu de
divina misericordia) and
placed it on the
General Roman Calendar...
- the 5th
century (possibly the 3rd) was the
author of a
tract De
ratione Paschae, a
table or
laterculus on
calculating the
Paschal cycle. He is referenced...
-
their "absence all the
night long at the
paschal solemnities" (sollemnibus
Paschae abnoctantes)
Cyprian (c. 200 – 258) also
speaks of
praying at night, but...
- < creatio, -onis),
Christian (creștin < christi****),
Easter (paște <
paschae), sin (păcat < peccatum), to
baptise (a
boteza < batizare),
priest (preot...
