- Pie
postulatio voluntatis (English: The Most
Pious Request) is a
papal bull
issued on 15
February 1113 by Pope
Paschal II, in
which the Pope
formally recognized...
- world, and the laity. Pope
Paschal II
issued the bull Pie
postulatio voluntatis on 15
February 1113. It
brought under Papal protection and
confirmed as...
- Deeds,
Gentle Words") The
Latin text
encircling the seal:
Scuto bonæ
voluntatis tuæ
coronasti nos ("With
Favor Wilt Thou Comp**** Us as with a Shield")...
- De
libero arbitrio voluntatis (On Free
Choice of the Will),
often shortened to De
libero arbitrio, is a book by
Augustine of
Hippo which s****s to resolve...
- was
formally created when the Pope
issued the
papal bull Pie
postulatio voluntatis on 15
February 1113 to the head of the
Hospital of St John,
Blessed Gerard...
-
impose the
death penalty on
unprotected heretics: "Accipere
fidem est
voluntatis, sed
tenere fidem iam
acceptam est necessitatis" (i.e. "The acceptance...
- founder, the
religious brother Gerard. With the
Papal bull Pie
postulatio voluntatis dated 15
February 1113, Pope
Paschal II
approved the
foundation of the...
-
language and linguistics,
Volume 4 St. Augustine, De
libero arbitrio voluntatis, b. 1, s. 5., 1.5.11.33
Norman Kretzmann, Lex
Iniusta Non Est Lex: Laws...
-
Bible online (Luke 2), from the
Latin "in
terra pax in
hominibus bonae voluntatis." New
American Bible online (Luke 2). See also here for a
comparison of...
- 17th-century England. The
Latin text
encircling the seal,
Scuto bonæ
voluntatis tuæ
coronasti nos, is from
verse 12 of
Psalm 5 from the Vulgate; it translates...
