 | John Lanigan - 1822 - 532 pages
...form, Britannice, is that the other islands near Great Britain were comprised under that name. I doubt, however, whether such a reason could account for the...(154) Ut pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus erain, quasi ad patriam et parentes; non id solum, sed eram (paratus) usque Gallias visitare fratres,... | |
 | John Lanigan - 1829 - 524 pages
...form, Britannice, is that the other islands near Great Britain were comprised under that name. I doubt) however, whether such a reason could account for the...et libentissime paratus eram, quasi ad patriam et parentcs; non id solum, sed eram (paratus) usque Gallias visitare fratres, et ut viderem faciem sanctorum... | |
 | John Lanigan - Ireland - 1829 - 518 pages
...form, Britannia:, is that the other islands near Great Britain were comprised under that name. T doubt* however, whether such a reason could account for the...use of it so early as the days of Catullus. (153) AW. 103. (154) Ut pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus eram, quasi ad patriam et parentes;... | |
 | R. Steele Nicholson - 1868 - 186 pages
...ancillis meis, nam sive tantum, tamen fortiter imitantur. Unde autem etsi voluero amittere illas, et ut pergens in Britannias, et libentissime paratus...quasi ad patriam et parentes, non id solum, sed eram usque Gallias visitare fratres, et ut viderem faciem Sanctorum Domini mei. Scit Deus quod ego valde... | |
 | Arthur West Haddan, William Stubbs - Great Britain - 1869 - 758 pages
...(?), but writing of about the middle of the century.] — Unde autem etsi voluero amittere illis5, et ut pergens in Britannias, et libentissime paratus...quasi ad patriam et parentes ; non id solum, sed eram usque Gallias visitare iratres, et ut viderem faciem sanctorum Domini mei. Seit Deus quod ego valde... | |
 | Daniel De Vinné - 1870 - 252 pages
...although they were forbidden, the firmer they stood fast. XIX. Unde autem etsi voInero amitt-ere illas, et ut pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus eram, quasi ad patriam et parentes: non id solum, eed eram usque Gallias visitare fratres, et ut viderem faciem sanctorum Domini mei. Scit Deus quod... | |
 | Christopher Wordsworth - Church history - 1883 - 406 pages
...3 In c. 19 of his " Confessio," he appears to distinguish between France and his native land : ' ' Pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus eram...quasi ad patriam et parentes, non id solum sed eram usque Gallias, visitare fratres." 4 In the Confessio, ci, he says that he was captured and brought... | |
 | Christopher Wordsworth - Church history - 1887 - 348 pages
...5. • In c. 19 of his "Confessio," he appears to distinguish between France and his native land : " Pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus eram quasi ad patriam et parentes, non id solum sed cram usque Gallias, visitare fratres." 4 In the Confessio, ci, he says that he was captured and brought... | |
 | Université de Lyon - 1923 - 972 pages
...Joan., 2, i]. » 1 43. « Unde aulem etsi voluero amittere illas, et ut pergens in Briltanniis — el libentissime paratus eram — quasi ad patriam et parentes, non id solum sed etiam usque ad Gallias, visitare fratres et ut viderem faciem sanctorum Domini mei ; scit Deus quod... | |
 | Michael E. Jones - History - 1998 - 340 pages
...Christians." 25 Con/. 4.3 : "Unde autem etsi voluero amittere illas et ut pergens in Brittanniis — et libentissime paratus eram quasi ad patriam et parentes; non id solum sed etiam usque ad Callias visitare fratres et ut viderem faciem sactorum Domini mei. . . ." 26 Con/. 41,... | |
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I doubt, however, whether such a reason could account for the use of it so early as the days of Catullus. (153) Not. 103. (154) Ut pergens in Britannias et libentissime paratus eram, quasi ad patriam et parentes; non id solum, sed eram (paratus) usque... 