tolerantia

Longa famis tolerantia, ut iis saepe accidit qui tanto cum fervore

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

In stoic writings, especially in Cicero, tolerantia is used as a term for a virtue of endurance, of suffering bad luck, pain and injustice of various kinds in a proper, steadfast manner.

Toleration Forst, Rainer 2007

Pragmatismus (Braunsberg, 1910); SÁNCHEZ, De tolerantia religiosa

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913

"Hoc sentire et facere omnem servum dei oportet, etiam minoris loci, ut maioris fieri possit, si quem gradum in persecutionis tolerantia ascenderit"; see Hippol in the Arab. canons, and also Achelis, Texte u.

History of Dogma, Volume 1 (of 7) Adolph Harnack 1890

John Locke (Epistola de tolerantia, Gouda, 1689, and soon translated into English and Dutch, and later into

RELIGIOUS TOLERATION ELISABETH LABROUSSE 1968

Tenemus nunc iimplicem Prophctx fen (um, quod fcilicct Dco illudant impi), tolerantia: ciuspratcxtu: ficuti ncquam illc Dionyiius in fc - cunda nauigatione ladabat, deos (acrilegis fauere.

[Commentarius in librum Psalmorum : In hac postrema editione, praeter multos locos quos Calvini manu in ipsius exemplari emendatos bona fide hic representavimus, Hebraeum quoque contextum è regione Latinae interpretations addidimus 1610