- address, or
title of respect. The term is an
anglicisation of the
Latin reverendus, the
style originally used in
Latin do****ents in
medieval Europe. It is...
- so
means things that must be done;
reverend comes from the
gerundive reverendus, and
refers to a
person who
should be revered;
propaganda comes from a...
- the/our Lord") a.d. – ante diem ("The day before") Adm. Rev. –
Admodum Reverendus ("Very Reverend") Adv. –
Adventus ("Advent") Alb. –
Albus ("White" – Breviary)...
-
Reverendus Pater Jean
Xavier Hyacinthe Montrouzier (3
December 1820 – 6 May 1897) was a
French Marist priest, explorer, botanist,
zoologist and entomologist...
-
magnificus pr.
prudens pr. c.
prudens et cir****spectus pr. v.
prudens vir r.
reverendus,
reverendissimus rel. religiosus,
religiosa rel. v.
religiosus vir sap...
- that St.
Exuperius founded the See of Bayeux;
after him the
priest St.
Reverendus worked to
spread Christianity in
these parts.” As
Henry Wace writes, “this...
- Our Lady in Enköping, Sweden, with the inscription: Hic
Sepultus Est
Reverendus Et
Perdoctus Vir D.
Johannes Stephani Bellinus Quondom Pastor Enecopensis...
-
cathedral of Pamplona, his
sepulchre bearing the
inscription Hic
jacet Reverendus Martinus ab
Andosilla et Arles,
doctor in
sacra theologia, canonicus,...
-
Meringopus pseudonymus Meringopus punicus Meringopus relativus Meringopus reverendus Meringopus serraticaudus Meringopus sogdi****
Meringopus sovinskii Meringopus...
- Thérouanne and
afterwards Cambrai, who died on 18 June 1378" (Hic
jacet Reverendus Pater bonae memoriae G. de Dainvilla,
quondam Atrebat., Morin., et postea...
