felicitas

Felix is said of felicitas, that is blessedness; or else Felix as bearing strifes and tribulations of this world for everlasting life.

The Golden Legend, vol. 4

Petronius, of Nero's time, speaks of the poet's curiosa felicitas, meaning the gift of arriving, by long and careful search, at the inevitable word or phrase.

Horace and His Influence

The accompanying slogan felicitas saeculi The Fruitfulness of the Age deliberately echoed the message of a similar coin featuring Faustina and her boys.24

Caesars’ Wives

Boethius uses two terms usually translated today as "happiness": beatitudo and felicitas.

Philip Reynolds: The Biblical Definitions Of The Pursuit Of Happiness

Instead, he rendered felicitas as "felicitee" which was already available, and he coined a felicitous new word for beatitudo: "wellfulness."

Philip Reynolds: The Biblical Definitions Of The Pursuit Of Happiness

It's an oxymoron like 'deeply superficial' felicitas

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...

Perhaps, but there's still no mistaking a wine bar for a brewpub. just look for the Latin words "In vino veritas, in cervisio felicitas" sometimes printed on brewpub menus.

Beer Lovers Going With The Flow

'Tis Bracteata felicitas, as [3702] Seneca terms it, tinfoiled happiness, infelix felicitas, an unhappy kind of happiness, if it be happiness at all.

Anatomy of Melancholy

Dubitatur an humana felicitas Deo cognoscendo an amando terminetur.

Anatomy of Melancholy

Its obscenity outrivals that of the preceding text, and the grammar, style, and curiosa felicitas Petroniana make it an almost perfect imitation.

Satyricon