- celeber, celebris,
celebre ('celebrated, famous') celebrior,
celebrius celeberrimus, celeberrima,
celeberrimum celer, celeris,
celere ('quick, fast') celerior...
- Shahiludii, viz.
Ejusdem origo, antiquitas,
ususque per
totum Orientem celeberrimus.
Speciatim prout usurpatur apud Arabes,
Persas ... ****
harum Gentium...
- law ever
since the 13th century. His prin****l
works include Tractatus celeberrimus de iure
protomiseos sive di iure
congrui (1496), the
feudal law commentary...
-
Meridianum Parisianum, quas
novissimis suis
observationibus deduxit vir
celeberrimus Nicolaus Ludovicus de Caille… ****
supplemento reliquarum tabularum solarium...
- His descendant,
Velleius Paterculus,
calls him
Campanorum princeps celeberrimus et
nobilissimus vir, "first
among the Campanians, a most
famous and noble...
- Halt, stranger, and read.
Magister Henricus Bright, Mr.
Henry Bright,
celeberrimus Gymnasiarcha, The most
celebrated schoolmaster, qui
Scholae Regiae istic...
- an
unbending royalist and
suffered accordingly.
Consummata eloquentia celeberrimus ("most
famous in
consummate eloquence"), he is
described by
Lloyd as...
- re****tion of the school, and is
styled by one of his pupils,
ludimagister celeberrimus (renowned schoolmaster). A m****cript
records in 1678 that "then it was...
