-
longer to be
respected as
person of integrity.) cor meum tibi
offero domine prompte et
sincere my
heart I
offer to you Lord
promptly and
sincerely John Calvin's...
-
Nicolas Udall's
translation of Erasmus' work, Apophthegmes, that is to saie,
prompte saiynges.
First gathered by Erasmus:
Philippus aunswered, that the Macedonians...
-
originalen temaer som
hykleri og
dobbeltmoral i
kristne miljøer; den ble
prompte oppfattet som blasfemi,
krevd forbudt fra
indremisjonshold og seriøst debattert...
- Douglas's HMS Phaeton
captured her sister,
Prompte,
which the
Royal Navy took into
service as HMS
Prompte.
Babet was laid down in
September 1792, ****ed...
- [citation needed] He
later served with Bligh's nephew,
Francis Bond, on the
Prompte; his
subsequent fate is unknown.
Thomas Ellison (1772 – 29
October 1792)...
- 10, 16). Nos eos
aperto corde exspectamus apertisque bracchiis ad eos
prompte amplectendos:
utinam humilitatis exemplum praebentes, ad
gaudium Populi...
-
Latin Let
there be
light Calvin University Cor meum tibi offero, Domine,
prompte et
sincere Latin My
heart I
offer to you, Lord,
promptly and sincerely...
-
longer to be
respected as
person of integrity.) cor meum tibi
offero domine prompte et
sincere my
heart I
offer to you Lord
promptly and
sincerely John Calvin's...
- post-captain on 9 July 1798.
Dundas received command of the 20-gun
sixth rate HMS
Prompte shortly afterwards and in 1799 he
captured a
valuable Spanish whaling ship...
- such ****umpció ('****umption'),
atemptar ('attempt'),
compte ('to count'),
prompte ('soon'), símptoma ('symptom'), etc. At the end of a syllable, in word-internal...
