testimonium

The BCA's libel case and the McTimoney letter mean that from now on ignorantia testimonium non excusat ignorance of the evidence is no excuse.

The McTimoney Letter

In cujus rei testimonium presenti Carte nostre sigillum nostrum precipimus apponi.

The Monastery

In testimonium autem nostre devotionis ergra locum predictum sic a nobis dilectum et electum concepte, presentem literam Religiosis predictis dimittimus, nostris successoribus in posterum ostendendam.

The Abbot

In his Lives of the Philosophers (Diels-Kranz, testimonium A1) Diogenes Laertius reports that Xenophanes son of Dexius (or according to some, Orthomenes) was born in the small Ionian town of Colophon and flourished during the sixtieth Olympiad

Xenophanes

This is, in fact, not a fragment but a testimonium and most of the language comes from the doxographical tradition rather than Alcmaeon.

Alcmaeon

Xenophanes 'remark is reported in only one testimonium (DK 21 A1) and is not found in any of the extant fragments of his book; if it is his, it need not be directed at anything other than general Greek anthropomorphism.

Philolaus

The same testimonium indicates that different sorts of proportion defined different sorts of motion.

Archytas

Thus, each piece of text can be uniquely identified: DK 59B12. 3 identifies line 3 of Anaxagoras fragment 12; DK 22A1 identifies testimonium 1 on Heraclitus.

Presocratic Philosophy

This authority, it must be insisted once more, is not of the external, overriding kind; always it makes itself felt through the testimonium spiritus sancti internum working through the quickened insight of the hearer.

The Bible and preaching

Westmonasterius, hoc de ipso testimonium adferunt: hic libro 2. ille 8. suorum Chronicorum.

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