mundis

Condemn me not good reader then, or censure me hardly, if some part of this treatise to thy thinking as yet be too light; but consider better of it; Omnia munda mundis, [4457] a naked man to a modest woman is no otherwise than a picture, as Augusta Livia truly said, and [4458] mala mens, malus animus, 'tis as 'tis taken.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

Coati mundis, gray squirrels, rabbits, and possums are a few of the critters you'll encounter at one time or another.

Wildlife big & small around Lake Chapala??? 2004

Hæ ad prandium recumbenti afferunt processionis more pro singulo ferculo semper 5. genera dapum nobilium cum dulcisonæ resonantia cantilenæ, quarum aliquæ ei singulos detruncant genu flexo morsellos, aliquæ ponunt in ore, mundis tergentes comedentis labia mappis.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

H� ad prandium recumbenti afferunt processionis more pro singulo ferculo semper 5. genera dapum nobilium cum dulcison� resonantia cantilen�, quarum aliqu� ei singulos detruncant genu flexo morsellos, aliqu� ponunt in ore, mundis tergentes comedentis labia mappis.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

‘Omnia munda mundis’, added he, turning suddenly to Friar Fazio, and forgetting that he did not understand Latin.

Chapter VIII 1909

Bruno's other great works were _Della causa, principio e uno_ (1584), _De infinito universo et mundis_ (1584), _De monade numero et figura_ (Francfort, 1591).

Books Fatal to Their Authors 1892

But I wonder if what is left is not perfectae caritatis, but rather imperfectae mundis.

National Catholic Reporter 2009

But I wonder if what is left is not perfectae caritatis, but rather imperfectae mundis.

National Catholic Reporter 2009

I.a. Tenebit juf - tqs viam fuam, & mundis ininibus addet fortit. udi - licm.

Breviarium ecclesiæ Rotomagensis 1777

Ten6bit jullus Viam fuam, & mundis mk - nibus addetforcicudinem,

Diurnale Noviomense. ad usum regalis ecclesiæ S. Quintini accommodatum. Pars hiemalis (æstiva). 1774