- the
force of the term Thus, "by definition" ex vita discedo,
tanquam ex
hospitio, non
tanquam ex domo I
depart from life as from an inn, not as from home...
- Senium, Christoque,
Sibique dicavit, Vir pius, et
verae Religionis amans.
Hospitio largus,
miserisque suisque benignus, Ad
Mortem et
Morbi tædia,
fortis erat...
- an
enclosure fortified with towers. It was
closed to the
north by the
Hospitio Magnum, the seat of a
military garrison.
Under the
Venetian domination...
- the
force of the term Thus, "by definition" ex vita discedo,
tanquam ex
hospitio, non
tanquam ex domo I
depart from life as from an inn, not as from home...
-
Latin inscription Translation Image 1
ABRAHAM ANGELOS HOSPITIO SUSCEPIT ET **** TRES
VIDERET UNUM
ADORAVIT Abraham welcomed the
angels and
adored them,...
- 1497
Dionysus verum non ille
Semelae filius, **** in
Atticam pervenisset,
hospitio receptus a
Semacho filiae eius
capreae pellem largitus est;
Jerome makes...
-
habendam petierunt et impetranint. Qua
demum feliciter obtenda capellam hospitio circa annum 1255 adiecerunt. Huc
evangelizandi causa fratres e conventu...
-
basis in the text of the
Bellum Galli****.
Bellum Galli**** 1.46.4: qui
hospitio Ariovisti utebatur. T.R.S. Broughton, The
Magistrates of the
Roman Republic...
-
Albaida to his son, he
makes known in
writing the
fortalitio dominali hospitio of the town, that is the
fortress or
stately home,
which corresponds to...
- only that
Mettius had
availed himself of the
hospitium of
Ariovistus (qui
hospitio Ariovisti utebatur, BG 1.46.4), and
provides no
further information about...
