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Solvitur ambulando (Latin: [ˈsolwitur ambuˈlandoː]) is a
Latin phrase which means "it is
solved by walking",
referring to an anecdotal,
practical solution...
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Augustinian values Divine command theory Amillennialism You are
Christ Deity Solvitur ambulando Heroic virtue Incurvatus in se
Genesis as an
allegory Divine...
- mankind. Also
rendered solo
Christo ("by
Christ alone").
solus ipse I
alone solvitur ambulando it is
solved by
walking The
problem is
solved by
taking a walk...
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illustrated daily in the
lives of all of us". The
effect is the
reverse of a
solvitur ambulando. The
short poem is
usually attributed to
Katherine Craster (1841–1874)...
- mankind. Also
rendered solo
Christo ("by
Christ alone").
solus ipse I
alone solvitur ambulando it is
solved by
walking The
problem is
solved by
taking a walk...
- laboratories, a
conference room, and new classrooms. The school's
motto is
Solvitur vivendo, "it is
solved by living".
Alternative translations include "experience...
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fragment "Rogosina in una
parte decima solvitur more polonico", Rowień in the
fragment "Rovona [Hs. Ronoua.]
decima solvitur more polonico", Rój as Ray, Brodek...
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Deity Church invisible Divine illumination Theocentricism Limbo Phrases Solvitur ambulando Heroic virtue Incurvatus in se
Biblical criticism Augustinian...
- re****e, et nos
videndo corrige, si re****is,
lapsi stabunt,
fletuque culpa solvitur. Tu lux
refulge sensibus,
mentisque somnum discute, te
nostra vox primum...
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based at the Duke of York's Headquarters,
London and had the
Latin motto Solvitur ambulando (solved by walking). It
helped the widows,
dependents and orphans...
