- Colégio (in
Portuguese School Yard,
written in the
archaic orthography Pateo do Collegio) is the name
given to the
historical Jesuit church and school...
-
testing of the pen
Medieval Latin term for
breaking in a new pen
probis pateo I am open for
honest people Traditionally inscribed above a city gate or...
-
members of parliament.
Letters patent are so
named from the
Latin verb
pateo, to lie open, exposed, accessible. The originator's seal was
attached pendent...
- The
Place du Panthéon ([plas dy
pɑ̃teɔ̃]) is a
square in the 5th arrondis****t of Paris, France.
Located in the
Latin Quarter, it is
named after and...
-
Newcastle United Head-to-Head Record". stats.football.co.uk. ""Tocámela que
pateo", la
espontaneidad de
Seppaquercia y la distracción de Borzi: a 40 años...
- 1996/97". RSSSF. "Central
American Club
Competitions 1997". RSSSF. "¿Por qué
pateó Comizzo a
Hermosillo y qué fue de él después de eso? | Goal.com". www.goal...
- Planché
provides a
dubious suggestion that the term
comes from the
Latin verb
pateo, to lie open, be spread. He
states it to be
discernible on the standard...
- All are
ultimately related to not only pando/pandere, but also to
Latin pateo "I open" and
ultimately from a Proto-Indo-European root *peth₂- "to spread"...
- nodus) or node to form.
Patelana (Patelena, Patella),
goddess who
opens up (
pateo, patere) the grain,
possibly in
reference to the
emergence of the flag leaf...
- the
current city, was
named São
Paulo dos
Campos de
Piratininga (or just
Pateo do Colégio). In 1560, the
threat of
Indian attack led many to flee from...
