probatus造句
例句与造句
- Aliquyam petentium an sit, utinam placerat te his, probatus sensibus ex sit.
- Probatus'familiarity with local politics made him a superior choice compared with the foreigners who had served as Farfa's abbots prior.
- David's name is followed by the word " probatus ", showing that he died in exile for his Catholic faith.
- In 773, before April, Desiderius was pressuring Rome with his army when Pope Hadrian I sent a delegation led by Probatus and twenty of his senior monks to deal with the king.
- Once past the recruitment procedure he was designated as " Probatus ", and assigned as a " Miles " ( soldier ) to one of the centuries of a cohort.
- It's difficult to find probatus in a sentence. 用probatus造句挺难的
- Alan did not or, perhaps of unfamiliarity with local politics was unable to, cultivate a relationship with the king that benefited the abbey, as that between Desiderius and the later abbot Probatus would.
- Two charters from 802 and 804 show that Mauroald and his successor Sabina, Probatus and Picco, sons of Ursus of the Pandoni family, who were serving the army of Charlemagne then targeting the Principality of Benevento.
- In 777 78 Probatus was able to construct a three-kilometre aqueduct for the abbey by convincing landowners to make " pro anima " gifts ( for the sake of the soul ) of the requisite land.
- Probatus'embassy can be viewed as an effort, ultimately unsuccessful, to preserve the political order and its peace ( " to save Desiderius from himself [ since ] many in the duchy [ of Spoleto ] did not share the Lombard king's confidence in his own military strength " ).
- Probus is referred to by the " Historia Augusta " ( " SHA " ) in the " Uita Divi Claudii " under the name " Probatus . " In the garbled account in the " Uita Probi " recounting the campaigns of Marcus Aurelius Probus in North Africa and Egypt, the future emperor is credited with actions that other, more reliable, sources indicate should be attributed to Tenagino Probus.
- The pope's letter to Probatus of 22 April 772, referring to the abbot's allegations of " many evils " ( " plura mala " ) committed against Farfa by some Romans, admits that the infractors hailed from " our Roman republic " ( " nostra Romanorum reipublica ", lit . republic of the Romans ) and is dated by the joint reign of the Byzantine emperors Constantine V and Leo IV.
