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Sermo (which is
named after the
Latin word for “conversation”) is a
private social media network for physicians.
Sermo was
founded by
physician Daniel...
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lingua latina or
sermo latinus. They
distinguished the
common vernacular, however, as
Vulgar Latin (
sermo vulgaris and
sermo vulgi), in
contrast to...
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referred to the informal,
everyday variety of
their own
language as
sermo plebeius or
sermo vulgaris,
meaning "common speech". This
could simply refer to unadorned...
- on the
Mount (anglicized from the
Matthean Vulgate Latin section title:
Sermo in monte) is a
collection of
sayings spoken by
Jesus of
Nazareth found in...
- The
Sermo Lupi ad
Anglos ('The
Sermon of the Wolf to the English') is the
title given to a
homily composed in
England between 1010 and 1016 by Wulfstan...
- Desa
Wisata Sermo (
Sermo Tourist Village) is a
small village located adjacent to
Waduk Sermo (
Sermo Dam), the main
water source of Hargowilis, Kecamatan...
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Written in
Syriac in the late
seventh century, the
Apocalypse of Pseudo-Methodius
shaped and
influenced Christian eschatological thinking in the Middle...
- of
Nicaea – 325 AD". 20 May 325 – via papalencyclicals.net. Augustine,
Sermo VII, 7. For instance,
Malachi 3:6 and
James 1:17 ST III.1.1. "Commentary...
- Gr****
title include the
Perfect Word and the
Perfect Teaching, in
Latin Sermo perfectus.
Salaman 2007, p. 11.
Robinson 1990, pp. 12–13;
Copenhaver 1992...
- to
translate foreign concepts into Old English. It is used in the
sermon Sermo Lupi ad Anglos,
where it is
thought to
appear as a word for a
human "sorceress"...
