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Reportatio super Sententias: Liber I, distinctiones
Walter Chatton Keele, Rondo 2007
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Reportatio super Sententias: Liber I, distinctiones
Walter Chatton Keele, Rondo 2007
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Ante susceptam Christi fidem (Islandi) lege naturali viuentes parum � lege nostra discrepabant, &c. Si lege natur�, cert� lege illa iustiti�, qu� tribuit vnicuique suum: Si lege iustiti�, cert� proprietatum et dominiorum distinctiones in nostra gente locum habuisse oportet: Quanquam autem in hanc ipsam legem etiam in
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Anabaptistis, proprietatum et dominiorum distinctiones tollant: de quo Sect. præced.
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Ante susceptam Christi fidem (Islandi) lege naturali viuentes parum à lege nostra discrepabant, &c. Si lege naturæ, certè lege illa iustitiæ, quæ tribuit vnicuique suum: Si lege iustitiæ, certè proprietatum et dominiorum distinctiones in nostra gente locum habuisse oportet: Quanquam autem in hanc ipsam legem etiam in
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Anabaptistis, proprietatum et dominiorum distinctiones tollant: de quo Sect. pr鎐ed.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Ramus in his Rhetoricae distinctiones in Quintilianum
RHETORIC AFTER PLATO BERNARD WEINBERG 1968
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These distinctiones were elaborated chiefly by Mathieu of Vendôme (Ars ..., ed. Faral, p. 153).
Dictionary of the History of Ideas W. TATARKIEWICZ 1968
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Towards the thirteenth century, the various books were divided into distinctiones (an old Latin word that first meant a pause in reading, then a division into chapters), though the author had done nothing more than to have the questions follow one another; in the manuscripts, these questions do not always bear the same title.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip 1840-1916 1913
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The first part is divided into 101 distinctions (distinctiones), the first 20 of which form an introduction to the general principles of canon Law (tractatus decretalium); the remainder constitutes a tractatus ordinandorum, relative to ecclesiastical persons and function.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery 1840-1916 1913
fbharjo commented on the word distinctiones
The use of spaces between Latin words was started in Irish Monasteries in the 7th century as a way to teach Latin to Celtic monks who had little to no knowledge of Latin. It was later spread to the Continent by Alcuin in the late 8th century.
October 2, 2011