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including the
Naturalis Historia. Of the
Etymologiae in its time it was said
quaecunque fere
sciri debentur, "practically
everything that it is
necessary to know"...
- Festival," is held on
campus in November. "VERA"
comes from the
Latin "
QUAECUNQUE SUNT VERA." This
phrase is
engraved on
Tokyo Woman's
Christian University's...
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neither shall they
learn war anymore. In 1934 the
motto was
changed to "
Quaecunque",
meaning "Whatsoever". This was
inspired by St Paul's
Epistle to the...
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Kingdom First holder Sir John
Reith Present holder James Reith, 3rd
Baron Reith Heir
apparent Hon.
Harry Reith Status Extant Motto Quaecunque ("Whatsoever")...
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place because Isidore's work was so
highly regarded—Braulio
called it
quaecunque fere
sciri debentur, "practically
everything that it is
necessary to know"—that...
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directorii ad
aequidistantiam eorum locorum extendatur,
parallelae enim
lineae quaecunque in
Organo ejusdem sunt directionis.
Parallelas autem eadem circini extensio...
- it for correction,
divided it into its
twenty books.
Braulio dubbed it
Quaecunque fere
sciri debentur, "Practically
everything that it is
necessary to know"...
- Geneanthropeiae, siue de
hominis Generatione, Decateuchon: Ubi ex
ordine quaecunque ad
Humanea Generationis liturgiam,
ciusdemque Principia, Organa, Tempus...
- S. – Quae
infra scripta sunt Q.S.S.S. – Quae
supra scripta sunt QQ. –
Quaecunque, Quinquennalis, Quoque. Q.R. –
Quaestor reipublicae. Q. – Quaestor, Quando...
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Sacrorum latinae versiones antiquae : seu,
Vetus italica, et
caeterae quaecunque in
codicibus mss. &
antiquorum libris reperiri potuerunt : quae **** Vulgata...
