- Sententiae, the
nominative plural of the
Latin word
sententia, are
brief moral sayings, such as proverbs, adages, aphorisms, maxims, or
apophthegms taken...
- De
sententia ferenda,
Latin for "of
judgments as they
should be," is a
legal term used to
depict advice to the
courts about how they
should judge and...
- and the duty of
proscribing false science" – Dei Filius] (D 1798). A
sententia fidei proxima ("teaching
proximate to faith")
refers to teachings, which...
- rights. The term "cognitive liberty" was
coined by
neuroethicist Wrye
Sententia and
legal theorist and
lawyer Richard Glen Boire, the
founders and directors...
- the
storyline of the Halo novels. The
group released their EP
Inferi Sententia on July 18, 2014, and
debut album Primordial on
January 10, 2016. The...
-
Latae sententiae (Latin
meaning "of a
judgment having been brought") and
ferendae sententiae (Latin
meaning "of a
judgment having to be brought") are ways...
- song "Miserabile Visu" by
Anberlin in the
album New Surrender. ex mea
sententia in my
opinion ex
merito Justitiae ex mero motu out of mere impulse, or...
- excommunication. It
indicates that the
effect follows even if no
verdict (in Latin,
sententia) is
pronounced by an
ecclesiastical superior or tribunal. List of Latin...
- castration." Hauréau
brings forward his name in
connection with a text, "
Sententia de
universalibus secundum magistrum R.", but this is a conjecture. His...
- and appeal. the content: partial, cautelar, interlocutory,
preliminar sententia instructoria,
definitive sentences.
sentence of
absolutio discharge or...
