- "Horbury" and "
Propior Deo"
versions but
would not
likely have used "Bethany". His father, a
Methodist choirmaster, used the "
Propior Deo"
version at...
-
protect Found on the
Great Seal on the flag of the
state of Michigan.
tunica propior est
pallio A
tunic is
closer [to the body] than a
cloak From Plautus' Trinummus...
- po****r in the
United States. The
third tune ****ociated with the hymn,
Propior Deo, was
written by Sir
Arthur ****van and was also po****r in Britain...
- pla****, it is
uncertain which version Hartley used. His
father used the "
Propior Deo" version, by
Arthur ****van, at church, and his
family were certain...
-
gentes adluuntur,
quibus ritus habitusque Sueborum,
lingua Britannicae propior. – "Upon the
right of the
Suevian Sea the Æstyan
nations reside, who use...
- probationary, probative, probity, reprobate,
reproval prope •
propior •
proximus prop- •
propior- • proxim- near, nigh •
nearer •
nearest propinquity, propitiation...
-
protect Found on the
Great Seal on the flag of the
state of Michigan.
tunica propior est
pallio A
tunic is
closer [to the body] than a
cloak From Plautus' Trinummus...
- hymns,
including two
settings of "Nearer, My God, to Thee", of
which the "
Propior Deo" is the
better known.
Carte conducted Cox and Box and some operettas...
- plūrima, plūrimum ('most') propinquus, propinqua,
propinquum ('near, close')
propior,
propius ('nearer') proximus, proxima,
proximum ('nearest, next') mātūrus...
-
prolixisetosa Alexander, 1971 c g
Limonia pronotalis Alexander, 1931 c g
Limonia propior Alexander, 1963 c g
Limonia proxima ****ze, 1920 w
Limonia prudentia Alexander...
