- A
knight is a
person granted an
honorary title of
knighthood by a head of
state (including the pope) or
representative for
service to the monarch, the...
-
Dialogus de vera
nobilitate treated of the "true nobility"
inherent in the
worthy individual;
Poggio Bracciolini also
wrote at
length De
nobilitate, stressing...
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scholar Johann Reuchlin's De
verbo mirifico. At Dôle,
Agrippa wrote De
nobilitate et
praecellentia foeminae ****us (On the
Nobility and
Excellence of the...
- καὶ Ῥωμαϊκαί), also
known as the
Parallela Minora (Minor Parallels) Pro
Nobilitate (Noble Lineage) De
fluviis (On Rivers/About the
Names of
Rivers and Mountains;...
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students from non-noble
families being supposedly forced to
write sine
nobilitate by
their name, soon
abbreviated to s.nob.,
hence the word snob). Many...
- ennoble, ennoblement, ignoble, ignorant, ignoscible, incognito, nobiliary,
nobilitate, nobilitation, nobility, noble, note, notice, noticeable, notion, notional...
- Eidechsenschwanz. (in German) Peterson,
Joseph H. "Agrippa:
Declamatio de
nobilitate &
precellentia Fœminei ****us.(1529)". Esotericarchives.com (in
Latin and...
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Before the age of 30 he had
begun his twin
treatises De
Nobilitate Civili and De
Nobilitate Christiana:
their publication in
Lisbon in 1542
rapidly won...
- women.
After Eleanor's death,
Goggio wrote another philosophical work, De
nobilitate humani animi opus. "Bartolomeo Goggio". Querelle.
Retrieved 20 January...
- Langmaier:
Felix Hemmerli und der
Dialog über den Adel und den
Bauern (De
nobilitate et
rusticitate dialogus).
Seine Bedeutung für die
Erforschung der Mentalität...
