- Nil
volentibus arduum is a
Latin expression meaning "nothing is
impossible for
those willing", and the name of a 17th-century
Dutch literary society that...
-
iustitia omnibus justice for all The
motto of Washington, D.C.
iuventuti nil
arduum to the
young nothing is
difficult Motto of
Canberra Girls Grammar School...
- 1917.
Benedict XV, in his bull of promulgation,
refers to the motu
proprio Arduum sane,
which was
issued by Pius X,
March 17, 1904, and gave rise to the 1917...
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iustitia omnibus justice for all The
motto of Washington, D.C.
iuventuti nil
arduum to the
young nothing is
difficult Motto of
Canberra Girls Grammar School...
- come to p****
without the will of Heaven). See also numen. nil
volentibus arduum Nothing [is]
arduous for the
willing Nothing is
impossible for the willing...
-
William Thorpe, the
Apology for
Lollard Doctrines, Jack Upland, and Opus
Arduum. The
Lollards did not
believe that the
church practices of
baptism and confession...
- bellātōria, bellātōrium ('warlike, bellicose')
magis bellātōrius maximē bellātōrius arduus, ardua,
arduum ('lofty, steep')
magis arduus maximē arduus...
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bishops at the
First Vatican Council, on 14 May 1904, with the motu
proprio Arduum sane
munus ("A
Truly Arduous Task"), Pope Pius X set up a
commission to...
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philosopher and a
founding member of the
literary society Nil
volentibus arduum. He
enrolled at
Leiden University in 1651 and in 1658
graduated there in...
-
bishops at the
First Vatican Council, on 14 May 1904, with the motu
proprio Arduum sane
munus ("A
Truly Arduous Task"), Pope Pius X set up a
commission to...
