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And therefore the Ea. 1 ot Banbury cannot be ousted of his peerage but by attainder, or act of parliament, or judgrnent in a scire facias upon his patent; but if there was any such law and custom of parliament, the which Mr, Attorney said was inler arcana imperii, which is a CLAIMS OF PEERAGE.
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical
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Gaidar, in Gibel imperii, emphasizes the role of the oil price and the hard-currency gap in creating the financial crisis that erupted in 1991.
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June 20th, 2008 at 12: 39 am haud dubium erat eam sententiam altius penetrare et arcana imperii temptari
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Transfer of the crown from one emperor to the next, or translatio imperii, depended on deal making on an epic scale.
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It had become, by this time, less a symbol of Christian authority than a means of transference, or translatio imperii, from one Holy Roman Emperor to the next.
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Anno imperii Octaviani Augusti quadragesimo secundo:
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After all, it's not so much a translatio imperii as it is a re-establishment of origins (since the founders of the 12 colonies were originally from Earth).
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Tacitus could have written this phrase about him: “Consensu omnium, capax imperii nisi imperasset”
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As Tacitus wrote of the assasinated emperor Galba: “Consensu omnium, capax imperii nisi imperasset”, which is translated roughly as “Everyone agreed that he was capable of ruling until he actually got the job”.
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Tacitus wrote of him: “Consensu omnium, capax imperii nisi imperasset”, which is translated roughly as “Everyone agreed that he was capable of ruling until he actually got the job”.
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