declaratio造句

• Mirecourt replied by issuing a " Declaratio " in which he explained the meanings behind his propositions.
• The dictionary incorporates a summary on Vietnamese grammar ( " Brevis Declaratio " ) and codification of some contemporary pronunciations.
• As spiritual director of Bossuet the " Declaratio " condemning F閚elon's " Maximes des saints " ( 1697)
• On the basis of the " Declaratio ", Nicholas Selnecker and others returned to Jena, but soon left the university.
• "The percentage of Americans that use the Internet is much larger than the percentage that could read the Declaratio of Independence, " he said.
• An unpublished manuscript, copied by an amanuensis, and headed " Declaratio breuis ", & c ., is in the Royal manuscripts, British Library, 12 C . ii.
• The " "'Declaratio Ferdinandei " "'( ) was a clause in the Peace of Augsburg, signed in 1555 to end conflicts between Protestants within the Holy Roman Empire.
• The overturning of the " Declaratio Ferdinandei " and other religious persecution helped rekindle the Thirty Years'War, changing it from an internal conflict within the Holy Roman Empire, into an international religious war.
• The " Declaratio Ferdinandei " exempted knights and some of the cities under the jurisdiction of an ecclesiastical prince if they had practiced Lutheranism for some time ( Lutheranism was the only branch of Protestantism recognized under the Peace ).
• The phrase, " america noviter reperta " was used for the first time in the booklet, " Globus Mundi : Declaratio sive descriptio mundi et totius orbis terrarum, " published in Strassburg by J . Gr黱inger in 1509.
• Nonetheless, the Protestants chose not to veto the measure and in return gained the " Declaratio Ferdinandei " that protected Protestant knights and long-established Protestant cities and communities, including those in territories where " reservatum ecclesiasticum " applied.
• After Catholic victories early in the Thirty Years'War, the " Declaratio Ferdinandei " was overturned in the Edict of Restitution of 1629, which was part of Ferdinand II's master plan to reconvert the Holy Roman Empire to Catholicism.
• Against the " Adversus factiosos in ecclesia " circulated by Thomas Lister, Mush wrote " Declaratio Motuum " ( 1601 ) collecting documentation, and in 1602, with Anthony Champney, Bluet and Cecil, went as a deputation to Rome where for eight months they fought for their petition.
• According to the " Catholic Encyclopedia " in the registers, on the margin of the text of the record, the last sentence is noted as its real definition : " Declaratio quod subesse Romano Pontifici est omni humanae creaturae de necessitate salutis "; thus this phrase, like some in canonic scripture, may have moved from an original position as a marginal gloss to an integral part of the text as it has been accepted.
• Lefebvre later declared that the sheet of paper that he signed and that was " passed from hand to hand among the Fathers of the Council and upon which everyone placed his signature, had no meaning of a vote for or against, but signified simply our presence at the meeting to vote for four documents . " However, the paper on which his signature appears, and which was not " the relatively unimportant attendance sheet which Lefebvre recalled in his interview ", bears " the title " Declaratio de Libertate Religiosa " ( along with the titles of three other documents ) at the top, " and " ( t ) he fathers were informed that if they wished to sign one or more documents, but not all of them, they could make a marginal annotation beside their name, specifying which documents they did or did not wish to sign.