-
being rendered 'in the
manner of the Georgics' (in
morem Latini Georgice redditum). It was
followed in the 20th
century by Vita Sackville-West's The Land...
- perdere, perdidī,
perditum "to destroy, lose" reddō, reddere, reddidī,
redditum "to give back" trādō, trādere, trādidī, trāditum "to hand over" Likewise...
-
Anglicano Poemate celeberrimo excerptum, et in
morem Latini Georgici redditum – made by the
lively Suffolk vicar William Clubbe. The poem was particularly...
- tota civitate, ac
dioecesi percenset, et
cujus mensa perexiguum exhibet redditum trium millium nongentarum circiter librarum monetae illarum partium......
- St. Cecilia's Day as
Carmen Cl.
Alexandri Pope in S.
Caeciliam Latine Redditum and paid for the
publication himself. With this translation, he wanted...
-
Between the
keystone of the door frame,
which bears the
inscription DEO
REDDITUM (Surrender to God), and the canopy,
there are two
typical Baroque unfilled...
- Puero,
Anglo Poemate celeberrimo excerptum, et in
morem Latini Georgici redditum, Ipswich, 1801, and 1804. A
translation into
Latin of part of
Robert Bloomfield's...
-
Franciscus Zannetti. 1587.
Other Vetus Testamentum secundum LXX
latine redditum (Roma 1588) (in Latin).
Translated by Carafa, Antonio. Rome:
Georgium Ferrarium...
- tota civitate, ac
dioecesi percenset, et
cujus mensa perexiguum exhibet redditum trium millium nongentarum circiter librarum monetae illarum partium......
-
Sarsinatensis episcopalis ecclesiae,
cujus mensa perexiguum nunc
exhibit redditum annuum scutorum circiter ****centum; quae
nullo modo
satis esse possunt...
