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standard term. The Anglo-Saxon
historian Bede used the
Latin phrase ante
incarnationis dominicae tempus ("before the time of the
Incarnation of the Lord")...
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Solemnity of the Annunciation, Lady Day,
Feast of the
Incarnation (Festum
incarnationis), and
Conceptio Christi (Christ's Conception). The
Feast of the Annunciation...
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rough equivalent, not a
direct translation, of Bede's
Latin phrase ante
incarnationis dominicae tempus ("before the time of the lord's incarnation"), which...
- in AD 731. In the
History he also used the
Latin phrase ante [...]
incarnationis dominicae tempus anno ****agesimo ("in the
sixtieth year
before the time...
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explaining the
Gregorian calendar contained these dating clauses: "Anno
Incarnationis Dominicae M. D. L****I. ****to Calend. Martij,
Pontificatus nostri Anno...
- Life,
Letters of
Spiritual Direction 20.
Cyril of Alexandria*
Doctor Incarnationis (Doctor of the Incarnation) 376 444 1883
Archbishop of
Alexandria Commentaries...
- Holy Spirit]. 381. (PL, 16.731–850; CSEL, 79.15–222; FC, 44.35–214) De
incarnationis dominicae sacramento [On the
Sacrament of the Lord's Incarnation]. 381–382...
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influenced by the old idea of s****ing sanctuary". In the
papal bull,
Incarnationis mysterium of 29
November 1998, Pope John Paul II
formally announced...
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incarnatione Domini (in the year from the
incarnation of the Lord) or anno
incarnationis dominicae (in the year of the
incarnation of the Lord). He
never abbreviated...
- Anglo-Saxon
historian Bede the
Venerable used
another Latin term, "ante uero
incarnationis dominicae tempus" ("the time
before the Lord's true incarnation", equivalent...
