-
order during its meetings. The word "serjeant" is
derived from the
Latin serviens,
which means "servant". Historically, serjeants-at-arms were
armed men...
- the
British light infantry. The word "sergeant"
derives from the
Latin serviens, 'one who serves',
through the Old
French term serjant. In
modern hierarchies...
- Abel
Servien,
marquis de Sablé et de
Boisdauphin and
Comte de La
Roche des
Aubiers (1
November 1593 – 17
February 1659) was a
French diplomat who served...
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after the Duke of
Norfolk or the
county of Norfolk. The
Norfolk motto is
Serviens servo ("serving, I preserve"). HMS Norfolk (1693) was an 80-gun
third rate...
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Francisco Domínguez
Servién (born 11
August 1966) is a
Mexican politician affiliated with the
National Action Party (PAN). He
served as
Governor of Querétaro...
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Longueville and
further comprised the
diplomats Claude d'Avaux and Abel
Servien. The
Swedish delegation was
headed by
Count Johan Oxenstierna and was ****isted...
- ("joint (****istant)") of an officer, and the
sergeant "serves" (Latin:
serviens = English: servant).
Aspirants are
cadet officers still in training. Sous-lieutenants...
- 155
countries Members 800,000
Superior General Fr.
Bertin Sanon, R.S.V.
Volunteers 1.5
million Website ssvpglobal.org
Remarks Slogan:
serviens in spe...
- (Teresa Building)
Communications Sociology The
motto of the
university is "
Serviens in
lumine veritatis" (serving in the
light of truth).
Since 2018, Universitas...
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violin making, an introduction".
Joannes Baptista Guadagnini,
fecit Parmae serviens,
celsitudinis suae realis :
masterpieces from the
Parma 2011
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