- we die
every day" (non
repente nos in
mortem incidere, sed
minutatim procedere;
cotidie morimur),
Seneca compares life to a water-clock: It is not the...
-
multiplici dissectione separatas per idem
tamen medium in
diversa ulterius procedere, eo modo, quem mox declarabimus. Translation : It has
illuminated for...
- two
Latin quotations from Horace's Satires:
Audire est operæ pretium,
procedere recte Qui mæchis non vultis.—Hor. Sat. i. 2, 37. —Metuat doti deprensa—Ibid...
- Son". In
these p****ages he uses the Gr****
verbs προϊέναι (like the
Latin procedere) and προχεῖσθαι (flow from), not the verb ἐκπορεύεσθαι, the verb that...
-
procession of the Holy
Spirit from the
Father and the Son (a
Patre et
Filio procedere).
During the next few centuries, two
distinctive schools of
thought were...
- followed. In
March 2009, the
judge ruled that the case was "non
luogo a
procedere perché il
fatto non sussiste" (not to be
continued as the
matter is without...
-
revoked the
earlier system of "authorisation to proceed" (autorizzazione a
procedere) for
convictions in
cases with
defined sentences. Finally,
article 69...
-
indicates a
primary cause or an
ultimate cause;
while the
Latin word
procedere indicates a
procession but not from an
ultimate cause. The
Latin version...
-
crops from evil influence.
Tertullian (2nd century) uses
processio and
procedere in the
sense of to go out,
appear in public, and, as
applied to a church...
- hand
Proper pointing to a
crescent in
dexter chief argent Motto:
Spero procedere [Latin, 'I hope to prosper'] Chief: none,
armigerous clan
Horsburgh Chief:...
