- (caritas), joy (gaudium),
peace (pax),
patience (patientia),
benignity (
benignitas),
goodness (bonitas),
longanimity (longanimitas),
mildness (mansuetudo)...
- (reverentia),
traditional morals (mores maiorum), and the need for
kindliness (
benignitas) to
prevent duritia, a
hardening of the heart. The many,
sometimes inadvertent...
- makrothumia, Latin: longanimitas) and "kindness" (Gr****: chrestotes, Latin:
benignitas):
instead of a "patient waiting" for good
things or more
grace or glory...
-
ancestors of uppercase:
domino suo achillio, uitalis. **** in
omnibus bonis benignitas tua sit praedita, tum
etiam scholasticos et maxime, qui a me
cultore tuo...
- 76. ISBN 9780007419135. "Vino
Tintilia del Molise". In vino
veritas et
benignitas.
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original on 30
April 2018.
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August 2015...
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Black and gold All Souls'
Francis Kervick and
Vincent ****an
Lions Benignitas, Indulgentia,
Sacrificium McGlinn Hall
Female 1997 West Quad 284 Green...
- cui
credidi Tu es vas
electionis Visitationis Mariae Virginis In
Maria benignitas Veni
praecelsa In
Divisione Apostolorum Coeli enarrant Maria Magdalenae...
-
endorsed parliamentary democracy as a
moral necessity in his 1944
address Benignitas et Humanitas, and Pope John
XXIII explicitly supported religious freedom...
-
accompanied his
address with a
shake of the hand (prensatio). The term
benignitas comprehended generally any kind of treating, such as
shows or feasts....
-
largitio (bribery) were
forbidden by law, but
liberalitas (generosity) and
benignitas (acts of kindness) were encouraged. The
earliest laws
against what would...
