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Contemplata aliis tradere is a
Latin phrase which translates into
English as "to hand down to
others the
fruits of contemplation."
Derived from the Summa...
- [citation needed] The
words "treason" and "traitor" are
derived from the
Latin tradere, "to
deliver or hand over". Specifically, it is
derived from the term "traditors"...
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thousands of years— the word
tradition itself derives from the
Latin word
tradere literally meaning to transmit, to hand over, to give for safekeeping. While...
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Przewodnik Katolicki (in Polish).
Retrieved 6
December 2022. "Contemplata
aliis Tradere".
Retrieved 6
December 2022. "Pasek św.
Dominika –
historia oraz świadectwa...
- in
sacred Tradition. The word
tradition is
taken from the
Latin trado,
tradere,
meaning "to hand over". It is
often treated as a
proper noun and so capitalized...
- of "handing down"
classical culture,
derives from the
Latin verb trado,
tradere, traditus, in the
sense of "hand over, hand down."
Writers and artists...
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RELIGIOUS LITERACY IN THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC TRADITION:
Contemplata aliis tradere,
Caritas suprema lex, or "How to
think Catholic!!"".
Retrieved 2021-07-02...
- have a
formal written organisation. The oral
tradition (from the
Latin tradere = to transmit) is the
typical instrument of
transmission of the oral codes...
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universitet Latin:
Universitas Gothoburgensis Motto Tradita innovare innovata tradere Motto in English
Renew our
heritage and p**** it on
renewed Type Public...
- Gr**** word used by the New Testament,
paradidonai (παραδιδόναι, Latin:
tradere), is
unequivocally "handing over of self". In the "Preface to the Second...
