- term of a
reign can be
indicated with the
abbreviation "r." (for
Latin rexit)
after a sovereign's name, such as the following:
George VI, King of Great...
- permits. Look up
floruit in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Reign (r.,
Latin rexit)
Tempore (temp.)
Family tree "floruit".
Lexico UK
English Dictionary. Oxford...
- King Regina,
abbreviated as R., the
Latin word
meaning Queen Regnavit or
rexit,
abbreviated as r., used in
historiography to
designate the
ruling period...
- it is up to
Charlie and Rex to get to the
source of the fraud. 78 14 "
Rexit,
Stage Left"
Eleanore Lindo Andrea Dunne & Keri
Ferencz March 7, 2023 (2023-03-07)...
-
quoted by Duchesne, p. 264, states,
Albanum regimen lustro venerabilis uno
rexit. A
lustrum is a five-year period. Mann, Horace. "Pope
Sergius IV." The Catholic...
- ISSN 1091-2339.
Retrieved October 14, 2017. Tracy,
Abigail (October 3, 2017). "Is '
Rexit' Looming?:
Tillerson Is
Throwing Off Trump's Shackles".
Vanity Fair. Retrieved...
- on the
rivalry between the two brothers:
Nobile par fratrum,
Graecos Dux
rexit uterque Non simul,
alterno tempore sceptra ferens.
Gesserat haec Nerius...
- used when the
reigning monarch is a king. r. regnavit, or, more rarely,
rexit "he/she reigned", "he/she ruled"
Often abbreviated as "r."
followed by the...
- inscription: "Est
pydeltrenth villa in
dorsedie comitatu Nascitur in illa quam
rexit Vicariatu 1487". The
inscription translates as: "It is in Piddletrenthide...
- dedit,
australia vero
dejectiori adhibuit.
Cujus positionem eo
circulo rexit, qui a
Graecis orizon, a
Latinis limitans sive
determinans appellatur, eo...
