- e****enical
council to give advice. At the
Second Vatican Council, some
periti (the
plural form)
accompanied individual bishops or
groups of
bishops from...
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secondary school (called
istituto tecnico commerciale,
istituto tecnico per
periti aziendali and
istituto tecnico per le attività sociali), it specialises...
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Vincenzo Periti (1564 – 19
August 1618) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Lavello (1615–1618).
Vincenzo Periti was born in San Felice...
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President of the
Secretariat for
Promoting Christian Unity,
along with his
periti, such as John M. Oesterreicher,
Gregory Baum and
Bruno Hussar. Following...
- views.
Private Periti (§11). Each
bishop was
allowed to
bring along a
personal theological adviser of his choice.
Known as "private
periti", they were not...
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original on 1
February 2020.
Retrieved 1
February 2020. Salvaggio, A.;
Periti, M.; Miano, L.; Quaglia, G.; Marzorati, D. (1991). "Coffee and cholesterol...
- Sill, Oklahoma.
Retrieved 25
January 2021. Dastrup, Boyd L.
Cedat Fortuna Peritis: A
History of the
Field Artillery School. U.S. Army
Field Artillery School...
- (1833) No. 1 "Beati mortui:
Beati mortui in Domino" (MWV B 28) No. 2 "
Periti autem:
Periti autem fulgebunt" (MWV B 29) Op. Posth. 116, Trauer-Gesang: Sahst...
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later sessions from 2,100 to over 2,300. In addition, a
varying number of
periti (Latin for "experts") were
available for
theological consultation—a group...
- of jurisprudence.
Jurisprudence in
ancient Rome had its
origins with the
periti—experts in the jus mos
maiorum (traditional law), a body of oral laws and...
