-
translations of the Bible, this
psalm is
Psalm 78. In Latin, it is
known as "Deus
venerunt gentes in
hereditatem tuam". It is one of the 12
Psalms of Asaph. The New...
- imperatoris,
legati ****
muneribus et
epistolis ad Hludowi****
regem Radasbonam venerunt ...".
Fouracre &
Gerberding 1996, p. 345: "The
Frankish court no longer...
-
praeter decem cognationes illorum regum, qui per
demonstrationum stellae venerunt adorare nativitatem in
Bethlehem Judae. Et
adhuc multi magni et nobiles...
-
causa duo
concilia missa sunt ad
sedem apostolicam; inde
etiam rescripta venerunt;
causa finita est" (which
roughly translate to: "there are two councils...
- WIDO
PARABOLANT Where Harold and Wido
confer 10 UBI
NUNTII WILLELMI DUCIS VENERUNT AD WIDONE[M]
Where the
messengers of Duke
William came to Wido
TUROLD Turold...
-
always accompanied by the
preposition ****: **** eīs, "with them"; **** amīcīs
vēnērunt, "They came with friends."
Ablative of
degree of
difference is used with...
-
Haithebi appellatur. Est
autem regio illa
Anglia Vetus dicta, unde
Angli venerunt in Britanniam,
inter Saxones et
Gothos constituta. . . . Sceaf; who, as...
- gloriosum). Byrd's
setting of the
first four
verses of
Psalm 78 (Deus
venerunt gentes) is
widely believed to
refer to the
brutal execution of Fr Edmund...
-
suburbicaria aut
ecclesia in Urbe in
titulum est ****ignata,
postquam in
eiusdem venerunt possessionem,
earundem dioecesium et
ecclesiarum bonum consilio et patrocinio...
- is
replaced in the
Clementine Vulgate respectively by "te constituit", "
venerunt", "eripuit", and "cognovit".
Research later made
after the
printing of...
