- In religion, a
prophet or
prophetess is an
individual who is
regarded as
being in
contact with a
divine being and is said to
speak on
behalf of that being...
- Nemo
propheta in patria, a
Latin phrase meaning "no man is a
prophet in his own land", may
refer to: Nemo
propheta in
patria (sua), a
concept present...
- estancia, for
voice and piano, Op. 11 (1943)
Lamentaciones de
Jeremias Propheta, for chorus, Op. 14 (1946)
Cantata para América mágica, for
dramatic soprano...
-
Lamentaciones de Jeremías
Propheta (or
Hieremiae Prophetae Lamentationes) is a
choral work
composed in 1946 by
Alberto Ginastera while residing in the...
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Patre et Fílio
simul adorátur et conglorificátur: qui locútus est per
prophétas. Et unam, sanctam, cathólicam et apostólicam Ecclésiam. Confíteor unum...
- Used to
imply that one must like a
subject in
order to
study it. nemo
propheta in
patria (sua) no man is a
prophet in his own land
Concept present in...
- ad
alterum ibi
cubavit lamia et
invenit sibi
requiem — Isaiah (Isaias
Propheta) 34.14,
Vulgate The
translation is, "And
demons shall meet with monsters...
-
attributed to
Abulfeda that Ali, on the
death of Muhammad, exclaimed, O
propheta,
certe **** tuus cælum
versus erectus est (O prophet, thy **** is erect...
-
family Cucurbitaceae. The
specific epithet (prophetarum)
comes from
Latin propheta,
meaning "prophet". Cu****is
prophetarum is
native to
Africa and the Middle...
- Used to
imply that one must like a
subject in
order to
study it. nemo
propheta in
patria (sua) no man is a
prophet in his own land
Concept present in...
