Collat

His _visé_ "Collat: & complet:" is seldom wanting and often bibliographical notes and references to authorities are added.

Catalogue of the William Loring Andrews Collection of Early Books in the Library of Yale University Addison Van Name

Manicheism was later persecuted on a similar pretext, see _Collat.

The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism Franz Cumont

_On the contrary, _ In the Conferences of the Fathers (Collat. i, 7) abbot Moses speaking of religious says: "We must recognize that we have to undertake the hunger of fasting, watchings, bodily toil, privation, reading, and other acts of virtue, in order by these degrees to mount to the perfection of charity."

Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province Aquinas Thomas

Objection 1: It would seem that pride should be reckoned a capital vice, since Isidore [* Comment. in Deut. xvi] and Cassian [* De Inst.Caenob. v, 1: Collat. v, 2] number pride among the capital vices.

Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province Aquinas Thomas

So we read in the Conferences of the Fathers (Cassian, Collat. xxii) that when a certain one always suffered thus on those feast-days on which he had to receive Communion, his superiors, discovering that there was no fault on his part, ruled that he was not to refrain from communicating on that account, and the demoniacal illusion ceased.

Summa Theologica, Part III (Tertia Pars) From the Complete American Edition Aquinas Thomas

Cassian, Collat. ix, 35: Also we should observe close silence in our prayers, that our enemies, who are ever most watchful to ensnare us at that time, may not know the purport of our petition.

Catena Aurea - Gospel of Matthew 1225?-1274 1842

Cassian, Collat.vii. cap.iv. p. 311: "Nec enim si quis ignarus natandi, sciens pondus corporis sui ferre aquarum liquorem non posse, experimento suæ voluerit imperitiæ definire, neminem penitus posse liquidis elementis solida carne circumdatum sustineri."

The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus of Avila Teresa 1548

The metre of the Collat. makes Hare's addition unnecefTary.

Notes critical and explanatory on the Books of Psalms and Proverbs, intended to correct the grammatical errors of the text from the collations of the mss. by D. Kennicott on the Psalms and by him and De Rossi on the Proverbs; and to restore and elucidate some corrupt and obscure passages, by comparing the mss. with the antient versions, the parallel places of scripture, the proposed emendations of many able critics, and submitting some further conjectural readings to the judgment of the learned Dimock, Henry, d. 1810 1791

According to the divifion in the Collat. there is no occa - fion for Hare's addition.

Notes critical and explanatory on the Books of Psalms and Proverbs, intended to correct the grammatical errors of the text from the collations of the mss. by D. Kennicott on the Psalms and by him and De Rossi on the Proverbs; and to restore and elucidate some corrupt and obscure passages, by comparing the mss. with the antient versions, the parallel places of scripture, the proposed emendations of many able critics, and submitting some further conjectural readings to the judgment of the learned Dimock, Henry, d. 1810 1791

Gejer. &c. In this and the preceding verfe I have varied In the dlvifion of the metre from Hare and the Collat. iV 8 MSS.

Notes critical and explanatory on the Books of Psalms and Proverbs, intended to correct the grammatical errors of the text from the collations of the mss. by D. Kennicott on the Psalms and by him and De Rossi on the Proverbs; and to restore and elucidate some corrupt and obscure passages, by comparing the mss. with the antient versions, the parallel places of scripture, the proposed emendations of many able critics, and submitting some further conjectural readings to the judgment of the learned Dimock, Henry, d. 1810 1791