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account of Justus's life. List of
members of the
Gregorian mission Sometimes Iustus Another possible survivor is a copy of the Rule of St Benedict, now Bodleian...
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meeting with
Portuguese missionaries. Hikogorō was
baptized as
Justo (Latin:
Iustus; ****anese: ジュスト or ユスト,
based on
Portuguese or
Latin pronunciation). After...
- The
theology of
Martin Luther was
instrumental in
influencing the
Protestant Reformation,
specifically topics dealing with
justification by faith, the...
- 533–534. Dublin, 1870.
Jacob Handl (Jacobus Gallus). Ecce,
quomodo moritur iustus by
Jacob Handl:
Scores at the
International Music Score Library Project...
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English or Old
Norse origin,
except for "just",
ultimately from
Latin "
iustus", "people",
ultimately from
Latin "populus", "use",
ultimately from Latin...
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versions of the
Latin name Iustina,
feminine of Iustinus, a
derivative of
Iustus,
meaning fair or just. For the
masculine version of the name, see Justin...
- the time, it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Ianuarinus and
Iustus (or, less frequently, year 1081 Ab urbe condita). The
denomination 328 for...
- in
certain combinations,
creating musical families of
chants such as the
Iustus ut
palma family of Graduals.
Several Introits in mode 3,
including Loquetur...
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Justus ut
palma (also
transliterated as
Iustus ut palma) is the
title of a
number of
sacred choral works which use
Psalm 92:13 in the
Latin Vulgate as...
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University Press. ISBN 978-0199543120. Obermair,
Hannes (2010). "Novit
iustus animas. Ein
Bozner Blatt aus
Bedas Kommentar der Sprüche Salomos" (PDF)...
