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Dominus illuminatio mea (Latin for 'The Lord is my light') is the
incipit (opening words) of
Psalm 27 and is used by the
University of
Oxford as its motto...
- the Bible, this
psalm is
Psalm 26. In Latin, it is
known as "Dominus
illuminatio mea". The
psalm forms a
regular part of Jewish, Catholic, Lutheran, Anglican...
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University of
Oxford depicts an open book with the
inscription Dominus Illuminatio Mea (Latin for 'The Lord is my light'),
surrounded by
three golden crowns...
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strength Motto of the
Southland College, Philippines.
Psalm 28, 8.
Dominus illuminatio mea The Lord is my
light Motto of the
University of Oxford, England....
- in the
separate churchyard of St Nicholas' Church, Moreton.
Dominus illuminatio mea, from
Psalm 27, is the
motto of the
University of Oxford; it translates...
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Masters and
Scholars of the
University of
Oxford Motto Latin:
Dominus illuminatio mea
Motto in English The Lord is my
light Type
Public research university...
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University of
Oxford The
Bodleian Library Motto Latin:
Dominus illuminatio mea Type
Public research university Established 1096
Location Oxford , England...
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phenomenon of mysticism. The term
illumination is
derived from the
Latin illuminatio,
applied to
Christian prayer in the 15th century.
Comparable Asian terms...
- Militant. Amen. The
longstanding motto of the
University of Oxford,
Dominus illuminatio mea ("The Lord is my light") is a
translation into
Latin of Uriel's name...
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ascetics of
Egypt followed a three-step path to mysticism: Purgatio,
Illuminatio, and Unitio.
These stages correspond to the
three ways of
later Catholic...
