-
ritual by
which the
fetials were to
declare war, the
ritual of
rerum repetitio, was
introduced to Rome by
Ancus Marcius,
borrowing on the traditions...
- "for taste". One
known use of the
phrase is in a
legal text of 1628:
Repetitio legis Imperialem de
prohibita feudi alienat. per Frideri****: **** summariis...
- some
important piece of
information to
ensure reception by the audience.
repetitio est
mater studiorum repetition is the
mother of study/learning requiem...
- guilt". The
maxim operated with another, in pari
causa turpitudinis cessat repetitio (where both
parties are guilty, no one may recover), to
preclude a court...
-
Riessinger per
Bernardinum de
Gerardinis de Amelia. 1479. (posthumous work)
Repetitio in
rubrica de
liberis et postumis. Bologna:
Heinrich von Köln. 1479. (posthumous...
-
Bedenken auf Doct.
Majors Repetitio und
endliche Erklärung
belangend den
Streit [Christian
Reflections on Dr. Major's {work}, "
Repetitio," and
Finally {an} Explanation...
-
substantive grounds, a war
required a "just cause,"
which might include rerum repetitio,
retaliation against another people for pillaging, or a
breach of or unilateral...
-
Musik International. ISBN 3-7957-0431-6. Gross,
Guillaume (2001). "La
repetitio dans les
organa quadruples de Pérotin:
Nature rhétorique de l'organisation...
- June 30 to July 28, 2021,
Lecaroz staged her
sixth solo exhibition, “
Repetitio,” at the
Makati gallery 1335MABINI. Held in
collaboration with the Fernando...
- (p****ing note dissonances), fuga (melodic
imitation of
varying kinds),
repetitio (the
repetition of a
section for
dramatic effect),
climax (p****ages in...
