- Quod
scripsi,
scripsi (Latin for "What I have written, I have written") is a
Latin phrase. It was most
famously used by
Pontius Pilate in the
Bible in...
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comes from
Pontius Pilate's ****ertion "Quod
scripsi,
scripsi" (What I have written, I have written).
Scripsi was
founded in 1981 by
Michael Heyward and...
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Pontius Pilate regarding the
inscription on the
cross of Christ: "Quod
scripsi,
scripsi" ("What I have written, I have written.")
Martin V
himself was buried...
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erect proper gorged with a
plain collar gobony gules and or
fimbriated gules.
Motto Vixi
Scripsi Orders Commander of the
Order of the
British Empire...
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Feast of
Dedication "Love one another"
Jesus wept Noli me
tangere Quod
scripsi,
scripsi That they all may be one Via et
veritas et vita The
truth will set...
- but that this man
claimed to be king of the Jews." Pilate: "Quod
scripsi,
scripsi." [No
mockery mentioned] Jesus's
mother Mary, Mary of
Clopas and Mary...
- live in
Melbourne in the late 1980s,
where he
became the
poetry editor of
Scripsi. His
friends around this time
included the
poets Gig Ryan,
Laurie Duggan...
- Intro. p.15-18 "quin
etiam quattuordecim natus annos Graecam tragoediam scripsi.":
Epistulae VII. iv
Epistulae III. xviii, here
translated by
Betty Radice...
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forward into the ****ure
instead of
being pulled by the past. quod
scripsi,
scripsi What I have
written I have written.
Pilate to the
chief priests (John...
- 19:14 (Ecce rex vester, "Behold your king!"), and John 19:22 (Quod
scripsi,
scripsi, "What I have written, I have written"). The Gospels'
deflection of...
