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Orsini c. 1105 Rome,
Papal States, Holy
Roman Empire 86 / 93 Motto:
Perfice gressus meos in
semitis tuis ("Going in Thy path")
Subject and
later the sovereign...
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trigonometry grad-, gred-, gress- (GRAD) walk, step, go
Latin gradi,
gressus "to step", from
gradus "step" aggradation, aggression, antegrade, anterograde...
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Queen Victoria walking to the left of a lion. The
Latin phrase DIRIGE DEUS
GRESSUS MEOS. – "May God
direct my steps".
There is also a
variant of the inscription...
- post(s) Cardinal-Deacon of
Santa Maria in
Cosmedin (1144–1191)
Motto Perfice gressus meos in
semitis tuis ("Going in Thy path")
Signature Other popes named...
- Słuch głuchym bywa przywrócony,
Hearing returns to the mute,
Claudis gressus offi****, A
chromy kroki stawia raźno,
While the lame
boldly takes steps...
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trigonometry grad-, gred-, gress- (GRAD) walk, step, go
Latin gradi,
gressus "to step", from
gradus "step" aggradation, aggression, antegrade, anterograde...
- (4) Quam
pulchra es et quam decora* (4) Quam
pulchri sunt
gressus (1) Quam
pulchri sunt
gressus tui* (4) Quid
habes Hester. Vidi te
Domine (3) Quod****que...
- left, with the
legend DIRIGE DEUS
GRESSUS MEOS (May the Lord
direct my steps),
though some
coins say
DIRIGIT DEUS
GRESSUS MEOS, thus "The Lord
directs my...
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miseriae et de luto faecis. Et
statuit super petram pedes meos, et
direxit gressus meos. Et
immisit in os meum canti**** novum,
carmen Deo nostro. Videbunt...
- the
garden of nuts
Chapter 6: 10 E
Phrygian SSATB 25 Quam
pulchri sunt (
gressus tui in calceamentis) How
graceful are (your feet in sandals)
Chapter 7:...
