-
precibus aut
donis regiis posset, iure
iurando adegit neminem Romae p****uros
regnare. (First of all, by
swearing an oath that they
would suffer no man to rule...
- non-religious students."
Groton adopted its
current motto, cui
servire est
regnare, in 1902. Its
proper English translation has been
debated over the years...
- be
found that reads: ‘Deo
Servire /
Penitentiam Inire / Fato
Obedire /
Regnare Est / A
Poole / 1564 / IHS’ (‘To be
subject to God, to
enter upon penance...
-
praedium to Praedinius.
Reinier was
likewise altered through the word "
regnare" (to govern) to Regnerus.
Praedinius died in
Groningen and is
buried in...
-
Annales iuvavenses, in 920,
Baiuarii sponte se
reddiderunt Arnolfo duci et
regnare ei
fecerunt in
regno teutonicorum ("the
Bavarians freely submitted themselves...
- (1884), Groton, M****achusetts, US. The
motto changed to Cui
Servire est
Regnare ("To whom to
serve is to reign")
shortly after the school's founding. Hartford...
-
Annales Iuvavenses, in 920
Baiuarii sponte se
reddiderunt Arnolfo duci et
regnare eum
fecerunt in
regno Teutonicorum: "the Bavarians, with some
other East...
-
Keele University Thanke God for All
English University of Kent Cui
servire regnare est
Latin Whom to
serve is to
reign King's
College London Sancte et sapienter...
- twelfth-century copy,
records that
Baiuarii sponte se
reddiderunt Arnolfo duci et
regnare ei
fecerunt in
regno teutonicorum, i.e. that "Arnulf, Duke of the Bavarians...
-
Former name
University of Kent at
Canterbury Motto Latin: Cui
servire regnare est
Motto in English
Literal translation: 'Whom to
serve is to reign' (Book...
