-
Francesco (eds.). Atti del 2°
convegno ****onale.
Cultura navale e
marittima transire mare 22–23
settembre 2016 (in Italian). goWare. ISBN 9788867979042. Salimbeti...
- Pope
Francis in 2021
regarding the
celebration of the
Tridentine M****.
transire benefaciendo to
travel along while doing good
Literally "beneficial p****age...
- E♭ major. An
overtaking chromatic melody on Fac eas, Domine, de
morte transire ad
vitam ("Make them, O Lord,
cross over from
death to life")
finally carries...
-
quote attributed to 1st
century AD poet Manilius,
which reads in Latin:
Transire suum
pectus mundoque potiri ("Rise
above oneself and
grasp the world")...
-
Followed by
Matthew holding Matthew 26:42b "Pater mi, si non
potest hic
calix transire nisi
bibam illum, fiat
voluntas tua" or
translated “My Father, if this...
- the
military personnel carried from the station. The station's
motto (
Transire confidenter) is in
Latin and
translates into
English as P****
through confidently...
-
Diacono Giovanni 1890, p. 131–132. 'qui dum
Chroatorum fines rediens transire vellet, a
Michahele Sclavorum duce
fraude deceptus,
omnibusque bonis privatus...
- a
quantum et quo loco
visum est agri
attribuunt atque anno post alio
transire cogunt" [Book 6.22]).
Strabo (63 BCE—c. 20 CE) also
writes about the Suebi...
- a
quantum et quo loco
visum est agri
attribuunt atque anno post alio
transire cogunt" book 6, 22.
Strabo (63 BC –
about AD 20) also
writes about sveberne...
-
state of fear", via the Old
French transe "fear of evil", from the
Latin transīre "to cross", "p**** over". Wier, in his 1995 book, Trance: from
magic to...
