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Michaelis Ephesii in libros De partibus animalium, De animalium motione, De animalium incessu commentaria, Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca 22.2, Berlin: Reimer.

Byzantine Philosophy Ierodiakonou, Katerina 2008

She was not like Blanche; for Blanche had bright complexion, and a fine neck, and a noble bust, et vera incessu patuit Dea — a true goddess, that is, as far as the eye went.

Framley Parsonage 2004

The woman shook her head slightly in admiration, then added, in Latin, “Vera incessu patuit dea.”

Moon Dance Mariah Stewart 1999

The woman shook her head slightly in admiration, then added, in Latin, “Vera incessu patuit dea.”

Moon Dance Mariah Stewart 1999

My Hour then becomes a goddess walking through my life, and, as the poet says, _et vera incessu patuit dea_.

Reveries of a Schoolmaster Francis B. Pearson

Straight up to my mother she walked, -- a poor word to describe her sweet and stately motion, _et vera incessu patuit dea_, as the master has it, -- curtsied low and nobly to her and said, "Mistress Wheatman, I am a stranger in distress, and should have been in danger but for your son, who has served me and saved me as only a brave and courteous gentleman could."

The Yeoman Adventurer George W. Gough

The man she had left looked after her, as she trod with her long, light step beside the young man, and murmured, "_Et vera incessu patuit dea. _"

The Bent Twig Dorothy Canfield Fisher 1918

The four characters of the Prologue were still engaged in bewailing their hopeless dilemma when Venus herself, vera incessu patuit dea, appeared before them, wearing a splendid robe emblazoned with the ship of the city of Paris.

IV. Master Jacques Coppenole. Book I 1917

HOSPES, quod deico paullum est, asta ac pellage. haic est sepulcrum hau pulcrum pulcrai feminae: nomen parentes nominarunt Cladiam. suom mareitum corde deilexit souo: gnatos duos creauit: horunc alterum5 in terra linquit, alium sub terra locat. sermone lepido, tum autem incessu commodo. domum seruait. lanam fecit.dixi. abei.

Epitaph of Claudia Anonymous 1912

_Vera incessu patuit -- Corona_; walked, too, without airs or _minauderies_, unconscious of all but the solemn glory.

Brother Copas Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903