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inquisitor is one who "searches out" or "inquires" (Latin
inquirere <
quaerere, 'to s****'). In some cases,
inquisitors sought out the
social networks...
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Vultum Dei
quaerere (Latin for S****ing the Face of God) is an
apostolic constitution issued by Pope
Francis on 29 June 2016,
regarding women's contemplative...
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advice of
writers such as
Anacreon and
Horace — quid sit ****urum cras, fuge
quaerere (avoid
asking what the ****ure will bring) — However, Jesus's
sermon has...
- the
letter Verbi Sponsa in 1999, the
apostolic constitution Vultum Dei
quaerere in 2016, and the
instruction Cor
Orans in 2018 "which
replaced the 1999...
- orans,
Implementing Instruction of the
apostolic constitution Vultum Dei
quaerere on women's
contemplative life, No. 275 "Home -
Alpha Chi Rho
National Fraternity"...
- Rom****
verissimum et
sapientissimum iudicem ****bat,
identidem in
causis quaerere solebat, cui bono fuisset? Lucius C****ius, whom the
Roman people used...
- Academe"
comes from Horace's Epistles, 20 b.c.):
Atque inter silvas academi quaerere verum (To s**** for
truth in the
groves of Academe)'. John Milton, in Paradise...
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location missing publisher (link) "Quis non-videt vos non-verum
Papam quærere, sed
solum Pontificem natione Galli**** exoptare" (quoted
Pastor 131 note)...
- succussion,
succussive quer-, -quir-, quesit-, -quisit- search, s****
Latin quaerere, quaesītus acquest, acquire, acquiree, acquirement, acquisite, acquisition...
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judicial responsibilities.
Quaestor derives from the
Latin verb quaero,
quaerere,
meaning "to inquire" (probably
ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European...
