- philosophy. He was
denounced as a
Christian to the
Pretorian Prefect Perennius.
Summoned to
defend himself, he read to the senate,
according to Saint...
-
scientia aere
perennius knowledge, more
lasting than
bronze unknown origin,
probably adapted from Horace's ode III (Exegi
monumentum aere
perennius). scientia...
- the
Toronto District School Board in 1998. The
motto is
Monumentum Aere
Perennius ("A
monument more
lasting than bronze"). The
school was
constructed in...
-
reflected in the
nickname the "Br**** City" and the city's
motto Quid Aere
Perennius? ("What Is More
Lasting Than Br****?"). It was also
noted for the manufacture...
- the
thanks of Ireland. The
Horatian motto reads,
Exegi Monumentum Ære
perennius, "I have
completed a
monument more
lasting than br****." The 'br****' is...
- the present, as the ****ure is uncertain. III.30,
Exegi monumentum aere
perennius... – The Poet's
Immortal Fame – In this
closing poem,
Horace confidently...
-
inscription from Ars Poetica: "Nil
invita Minerva, quae
monumentum aere
perennius exegit" ("Not unwilling,
Minerva raises a
monument more
lasting than bronze")...
- form of
their master's name; for example,
Cerdo M. Perenni, “Marcus
Perennius's Cerdo”. A
standard phrase in
sales contracts refers to the
slave “named...
- adjectives,
where English would use the
conjunction "than". Example: aere
perennius "longer-lasting than bronze".
Ablative of
cause marks the
reason why the...
-
while the
northern and
eastern African po****tion is
uropygialis and
perennius (further south). Gabon, Angola, and
southern Africa are home to terrestris...
