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Following his
grant of
lands in Maine,
Charles began to be
described as
primogenitus, or "first-born",
despite Pepin being older. In 792,
Pepin conspired...
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Pannoniis tres
fratres filii Pan
principis Pannoniorum nati
fuere quorum primogenitus Lech,
alter Rus,
tercius Czech nomine habuerunt. Et hii tres hec tria...
- with the remark: "Et nota quod
talem pennam albam portabat Edwardus,
primogenitus E.
regis Angliæ,
super cristam suam, et
illam pennam conquisivit de Rege...
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mdcvii Vixit annos LXIIII sedit episcopus XVI
Nathaniel Still filius primogenitus optimo patri maerens pietatis ergo
posuit ("Sacred to the
memory of John...
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mostly producing brown rot wood decay.
Genomic analysis of
Dacryopinax primogenitus revealed the loss of
genes for
class II
peroxidases necessary for lignin...
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redemptionem et
remissionem paccatorum, qui est
imago Dei invisibilis,
primogenitus omnis creaturae (Coloss I, 13 et seqq.). Et
iterum idem Apostolus: Hoc...
- ****umed the regency.
During his father's lifetime,
Louis was
called primogenitus (first born) and
infans (royal prince, i.e. infante).
After his father's...
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Gregory IX
contested Benedict's
election and
supported his
subdeacon Primogenitus.
Benedict remained in his
position despite the pope's
protest and investigations...
- of Saigir,
Apostle of Osraige, "first-born of the
saints of Ireland" (
Primogenitus Sanctorum Hiberniae). By the 1790s
upheaval on the
continent led to the...
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known provost of the Arad Chapter,
located in the
Diocese of Csanád,
Primogenitus is
mentioned in that do****ent too. Géza II of
Hungary confirmed Martyrius'...
