- monarchs, from 1748 to 1910. The
sobriquet Most
Faithful King (Latin: Rex
Fidelissimus, Portuguese: Rei Fidelíssimo) was a
title awarded by the Pope Benedict...
-
Portuguese Crown some honorary, such as the
attribution of the
title of Rex
Fidelissimus (His Most
Faithful Majesty), and
royal titles, such as King of Brazil...
- used by the
first Latin Emperor,
Baldwin I, was
Balduinus dei
gratia fidelissimus in
Christo imperator a Deo
coronatus Romanorum moderator et
semper augustus...
-
Venice and
described by
Petrus Victorinus as
liber antiquissimus et
fidelissimus (lit. 'a book most
ancient and faithful'). The
oldest existing m****cript...
- Chrysostom, Orat. vii.133‑152 Suda, Dion
Eugenio Amato,
Xenophontis imitator fidelissimus.
Studi su
tradizione e
fortuna erudite di
Dione Crisostomo tra XVI e...
- history. In Claudius' speech,
Macstarna is
Caelius Vibenna's
sodalis fidelissimus (most
faithful companion) Cornell, 133–141, 143–145, 235;
Cornell describes...
- (Rex
Catholicissimus after 1493) The King (or Queen) of
Portugal (Rex
Fidelissimus after 1748) The King (or Queen) of
England (Fidei
Defensor after 1521)...
- " A
phrase from his
letter to Franklin, "Most
Faithful unto Death" (
Fidelissimus ad Mortem) has
since been
taken as the
motto of the
American Hungarian...
-
Byzantine predecessors, with the
titles of the
Latin Emperors (Dei
gratia fidelissimus in
Christo imperator a Deo
coronatus Romanorum moderator et
semper augustus)...
-
Bertrammus de Criol,
domini regis dapifer et
Doveriae opid**** et
custos fidelissimus." (And in
those days died lord
Bertram de Criol,
steward of the lord...
