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Goodwin and Deion Sanders are the Reds 'only constans on offense, giving them some of the NL's best speed at the top of the order.
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They are the source of those famous definitions: of Law (Jus) as “the art of the good and the equitable” (Jus est ars boni et aequi) by Celsus, and of Justice as “the constant and perpetual will to attribute to each his due” (Iusticia est constans et perpetua voluntas ius suum cuique tribuendi) by
Dictionary of the History of Ideas PAUL FORIERS 1968
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Codex, fragmentis constans pluribus, in 4DEG ff. 379 quorum 43 priora membranacea, caetera chartacea sunt.
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Credimus, docemus, et confitemur, quod temporibus persecutionum, quando perspicua et constans confessio a nobis exigitur, hostibus
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Post lapsum nemo extat humana tantum natura constans, qui mandata Dei perfecte in hac vita implere potest, quominus ea quotidie tum cogitatione, tum dictis factisque violet.
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Post lapsum nemo extat humana tantum natura constans, qui mandata Dei perfecte in hac vita implere potest, quominus ea quotidie tum cogitatione, tum dictis factisque violet.
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Fides enim Christiana non est opinio ac humana persuasio, sed firmissima fiducia et evidens ac constans animi adsensus, denique certissima comprehensio veritatis Dei, propositae in Scripturis et
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Fides enim Christiana non est opinio ac humana persuasio, sed firmissima fiducia et evidens ac constans animi adsensus, denique certissima comprehensio veritatis Dei, propositae in Scripturis et
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[112] Homo perfectissima Dei in terris imago, primasque creaturarum visibilium habens, ex anima et corpore constans, quorum hoc mortale, illud immortale est, quum esset sancte a
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* Homo perfectissima Dei in terris imago, primasque creaturarum visibilium habens, ex anima et corpore constans, quorum hoc mortale, illud immortale est, quum esset sancte a Deo conditus, sua culpa in vitium prolapsus, in eandem secum ruinam genus humanum totum traxit, ac eidem calamitati obnoxium reddidit.
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