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Salus (Latin:
salus, "safety", "salvation", "welfare") was the
Roman goddess of
safety and well-being (welfare,
health and prosperity) of both the individual...
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Salus may
refer to:
Salus,
Roman goddess of
health and
prosperity Salus, Iran, a
village in West
Azerbaijan Province, Iran
Salus University, in Elkins...
- on many
coats of arms,
sometimes in
variant forms such as
Salus populi suprema lex, or
Salus populi suprema est. In the
United Kingdom,
these coats of...
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Football Club
Legnago Salus (formerly ****ociazione
Calcio Legnago Salus) is an
Italian football club
based in Legnago, Veneto. It
currently plays in Serie...
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Salus at
Drexel University is a
private graduate school in
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. A part of
Drexel University,
Salus specializes in
degree programs...
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Samuel Weider Salus (August 31, 1872 –
December 29, 1945) was an
American lawyer and politician. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Salus graduated from...
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translation by
Bruce ****ins. In
December 1965
Salus attended a
meeting of the
Tolkien Society in New York.
Auden and
Salus'
comments and
intentions to
write a book...
- PL 4, 519. As
quoted in CCC § 181 The
Latin phrase extra Ecclesiam nulla salus (meaning "outside the
Church [there is] no salvation" or "no
salvation outside...
- in
Ghana Salu,
Harju County,
Estonia Salu, Pärnu County,
Estonia Salu,
Saare County,
Estonia Salu,
Tartu County,
Estonia Salu, Fars, Iran
Salu (cloth)...
- "Pax intrantibus,
salus exeuntibus" (or
variably "Intrantibus pax,
exeuntibus salus") is a
Latin phrase that is
often translated into
English as "Peace...
