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Latin word
meaning oblique stem
adeps fat adip-
altitudo height altitudin-
index pointer indic- rex king,
ruler reg-
supellex equipment,
furniture supellectil-...
- ἀλφίτου (álphiton, alphítou)
alphitomancy alt- high, deep
Latin altus,
altitudo altimeter, altitude, alto, alto****ulus, contralto,
exalt am-, amat- love...
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submitted the case to Rome, and on June 1, 1537, Pope Paul III
issued the bull
Altitudo divini consilii,
which declared that the
friars had not
sinned in administering...
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eterne (29
October 1232)
called for a
crusade against the Stedinger. O
altitudo divitiarum (10 June 1233) had the same
object as Vox in Rama, but was sent...
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statement "I love to lose my
selfe in a
mystery to
pursue my
reason to an ob
altitudo"
mirrors both in
ethos and
poetics Ishmael's "I love to sail forbidden...
- Mind" won the
Guardian First Book
Award and the
Somerset Maugham Award. "O
Altitudo!: An
Interview with
Robert Macfarlane".
Cabinet Magazine.
Retrieved 4 July...
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annulus sectionis circularis vel
ellipticae est
aequalis cylindro,
cujus altitudo aequat longitudinem cir****ferentiae, quam
centrum figurae cir****ductae...
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testari PGmc *hauhiþa PGmc *luftuz
height loftiness altitude elevation altitūdō (< altus) PGmc *helpan PGmc *ūz- + *baitjanan (Frankish *bētan) PGmc *gebanan...
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Muslim slaves in the
Papal states. Also in 1537, Paul
issued the bull,
Altitudo divini consilii. The bull
discusses evangelization and conversion, including...
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missionary growth of the 16th century, the
popes (primarily Paul III,
Altitudo, 1 June 1537; St Pius V,
Romani Pontifices, 2
August 1571; and Gregory...
