-
known as
Regula secunda; and
another rule called: "De vitâ eremiticâ ad
sororem liber". The last is a
treatise on
eremitical life by
Saint Ælred, Abbot...
-
Latin nominative soror); the OF
oblique form
seror (<
Latin accusative sorōrem) no
longer survives. ModF prêtre 'priest' is the
nominative form (OF prestre...
- the Aeneid, in
which at 4.8
Vergil characterises Anna as Dido's
unanimam sororem, "sister
sharing a soul", and at 4.31, she is "cherished more than life"...
-
regnum Galliciensim suscepit. Hoc vero anno
cognatus eius Audica, qui
sororem illius disponsatam habebat, ****
exercitu venit;
adpraehensumque cleri****...
-
Libellus de
institutione virginum et de
contemptu mundi ad
Florentinam sororem. The
medieval trope of
contemptus mundi,
drawing upon
these converging...
-
Castellanum Garsiam de
Cabrera et
causa placendi ipsum dedit ei
Geloyram sororem suam in uxorem, et
pacificavit totum regnum quod
seditionem vertebatur...
-
transfretare ad
presens ad
partes Servie visura dominam reginam Servie sororem suam). In
later do****ents,
issued in 1281,
Maria was
mentioned by king...
-
reversurus transfretavit. Data est ergo
Odoni de Campania, qui
habuit sororem regis uxorem, Holdemesia,
sicut dictum est; .. ".
English 1979, p. 145...
-
Regis Anglorum states that Agatha's
sister was a
Queen of
Hungary (reginae
sororem) and is
echoed in this by
Alberic of Trois-Fontaines, while, less precisely...
- H. de
Lezinan quod
veniat ad
dominum regem in
Angliam et
adducat se****
sororem domini regis et si eam se****
ducere non
poterit tunc
liberet eam in villa...
