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NOVUMTESTAMENTUM, cum Versione Latina ARIAEMONTANI, In quo tum selecti Memoriae servandae causa hunc mihidonodedit librum R. Georgius liber

Categories: Latin non-lemma forms. Latin … Active Passive; Indicative Subjunctive Indicative Subjunctive; Present; Singular 1: Servo: Servem: Servor: Server: 2: Servas: Serves: Servaris: Serveris: 3: Servat silvae sunt servanda. English. forests are maintained.

Il faut que j'apprenne la langue latine / le latin 2) Romanis adversus, Gallos 3) Omnibus civibus leges servandae sunt. Les lois doivent être respectées, en ce Dat.servandae. Acc.servandam. Voc.servanda. Abl.servanda, servandae servandarum servandis servandas servandae servandis.

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DE SERVORUM DEI CAUSIS, QUARUM IUDICIUM IN PRAESENS APUD SACRAM CONGREGATIONEM PENDET**. Circa Servorum Dei causas, quarum iudicium in praesens apud Sacram Congregationem pro Causis Sanctorum pendet, in Constitutione Apostolica Divinus perfectionis Magister diei 25 ianuarii a. 1983, n. 16, statutum est, ne ad ulteriora procedatur nisi servata mente huius novae legis, atque The Index Librorum Prohibitorum ("List of Prohibited Books") was a list of publications deemed heretical or contrary to morality by the Sacred Congregation of the Index (a former Dicastery of the Roman Curia), and Catholics were forbidden to read them without permission.

Ovid. Tot licet observent (adsit modo certa voluntas), Quot fuerant Argo lumina, verba dabis. Scilicet obstabit custos, ne scribere possis, 620 Sumendae detur cum tibi tempus aquae? Conscia cum possit scriptas portare tabellas, Quas tegat in tepido fascia lata sinu? Cum possit sura chartas celare ligatas, Et vincto blandas sub pede ferre notas? 625 Caverit haec custos, pro charta conscia

Next. servamur (Latin) Verb servāmur Inflection of servō. servamus (Latin) Verb servāmus Inflection of servō. servanda (Latin) Participle servanda Inflection of servandus. servandae (Latin) Participle servandae Inflection of servandus. servandam (Latin) Participle servandam Inflection of servandus.

It accomplished one significant modification to that part of the Roman Curia that had proved most controversial during the council for its management–its critics would say manipulation–of the proceedings. The references include Cambridge Dictionary Online, Centre National de Ressources Textuelles et Lexicales, Century Dictionary, Dictionary.com, Dictionary of the Scots Language, Dictionnaire Illustré Latin-Français, Duden, Oxford English Dictionary, Webster's Dictionary, WordNet and others. Latin. silvae sunt servandae.
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Circa Servorum Dei causas, quarum iudicium in praesens apud Sacram Congregationem pro Causis Sanctorum pendet, in Constitutione Apostolica Divinus perfectionis Magister diei 25 ianuarii a. 1983, n. 16, statutum est, ne ad ulteriora procedatur nisi servata mente huius novae legis, atque Paul VI issued Integrae servandae on 7 December 1965, the eve of the ceremony marking the end of the Second Vatican Council.

Latin Participle . servandī. nominative masculine plural of servandus; genitive masculine singular of servandus; genitive neuter singular of servandus; vocative masculine plural of servandus NORMAE SERVANDAE IN INQUISITIONIBUS AB EPISCOPIS FACIENDIS IN CAUSIS SANCTORUM (1983) Sacra Congregatio pro Causis Sanctorum Normae Servandae Normae Servandae (Latina) Congregazione delle Cause dei Santi Contextual translation of "servandae" from Latin into French.
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Paul VI issued Integrae servandae on 7 December 1965, the eve of the ceremony marking the end of the Second Vatican Council. It accomplished one significant modification to that part of the Roman Curia that had proved most controversial during the council for its management–its critics would say manipulation–of the proceedings.

Future passive participle of servō. Participle . servandus (feminine servanda, neuter servandum); first/second-declension participle.