- as
already widely noted by the critics...": "Ciibo"
instead of "Cibo", "
vixit"
instead of "sedit", the date of
death as "1497"
instead of "1492", a reference...
- tutor,
Brevi tempore. B.V. – Bene vale, Bene
vixit,
Bonus vir. B.V.V. –
Balnea vina Venus. BX. –
Bixit (for
vixit). B. – Balbius, Balbus, Beatus, Bene, Beneficiarius...
-
Manibus Flaviae Augustinae vixit annos ****VIIII
menses VII dies XI
filius Saenius Augustinus vixit annum I dies III
vixit annum I
menses VIIII dies V...
- symbol);
middle tier:
depiction of fish and an anchor;
lower tier:
Latin inscription of the
identity of the
deceased LICINIAE FAMIATI BE / NE
MERENTI VIXIT....
- – Qui
Bixit [for
Vixit]
Annos ("Who lived ... years") Q.I.P. –
Quiescat In Pace ("May he [or she] Rest in Peace") Q.V. – Qui
Vixit ("Who Lived") R. –...
-
followed by a name in the
genitive case. The
theoretical full form
might be
vixit tempore Regis Henrici Primi ("they
lived in the time of King
Henry the First";...
-
tombstone of
Roman British legionary veteran Julius Valens,
inscribed "
VIXIT ANNIS C". In the
medieval period,
Albert Azzo II,
Margrave of
Milan (d....
-
Swedish Academy awarded him a medal. On his
tombstone is
written "
Vixit, dum
vixit, laetus.",
which means: "He
lived happily, as long as he lived." He...
- opinor, aliquis, ut ex
proemiis coniicere licet qui
Boleslai tertii tempore vixit (Gallus
wrote this history, some monk, in my opinion, who
lived in the time...
-
found in 1616 with the inscription:
TITIA PINTA VIXIT ****viii ET VAL
ADIVTORI VIXIT ANN xx ET
VARIOLO VIXIT ANN xv VAL
VINDICIANVS CONIYGIE T FILLS. Bulmers...
