apparitio造句

• Since the time of Pius V it has been formalized as " Apparitio S . Michaelis ", although it originally did not commemorate the apparition, but the victory of the Catholic Church Lombards over the Orthodox Greeks.
• Another possible derivation is from the English word " apparition ", meaning " a supernatural appearance of a person or thing; anything that appears, especially something remarkable or startling; an act of appearing ", which comes from the Latin " " apparitio " ", meaning attendance . " Disapparate " probably comes from the same word but with the prefix : " dis-" expressing negation or reversal.