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[15] Upon which passage Joannes Andreas in his gloss well says: _Licet enim transire per alienum agrum jus non sit, tamen quia necessarius et innoxius erat iste transitus illi prohibere non debuerunt; item quia via publica erat et nemo prohibetur via publica_.
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For example, there's the Latin term res publica, which became the English word ... oh, I really don't need to finish this sentence for you, do I?
"We're going to find out where your kids go to school." 2007
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For example, there's the Latin term res publica, which became the English word ... oh, I really don't need to finish this sentence for you, do I?
"We're going to find out where your kids go to school." 2007
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Isn’t that incredible? republic: from Latin, res publica, meaning “public matters” We are a republic, not a nation.
Think Progress » Right-Wing House Twists Arms, Thwarts Democracy To Pass Oil Industy Windfall 2005
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The modern state is laicist in nature because it does not recognize the existence of the Catholic public thing (res publica).
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Person, the public thing (res publica) and communion are the Kingdom.
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For the auspicia publica, however, only the highest magistrates were permitted.
January 20th, 2009 m_francis 2009
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Arellano, con ocasión de esta conmemoración, publica en Global Voices un artículo en dos parte (parte 1, parte 2) sobre la situación de los niños trabajadores en América [...] 12 June 2009, 12: 20 pm
Global Voices in English » Latin America: The Problem of Child Labor – Part I 2009
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[L. respublica; res and publica; public affairs.] 1.
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Republic is from the roots “res” meaning thing, and “publica” meaning of the people.
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