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| Ex pulvinari |
| Author: | Susanna |
| Date: | Monday, 24th Sep 2001 06:04 |
| Views: | 2,708 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Language, Education, Arts and Events | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b12971 |
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Does anyone know what this means: Ex pulvinari
It has something to do with a type of religious relic and is imprinted on a 'theca' (a reliquary).
I fyou know what this means, would you please email the answer to me? Thanks |
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 | Ex pulvinari | | Does anyone know what this means: Ex pulvinari
It has something to do with a type of religious relic and ... |
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Susanna |
24/09/01 06:04 |
12971 |
 | Re: Ex pulvinari | | "ex pulvinari lapideum" is the correct term and it means "from the dust of the tomb" |
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Colin |
26/09/01 11:09 |
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Susanna |
26/09/01 15:18 |
13050 |
| | Re: Ex pulvinari | | The phrase is usually ex pulvinari lapideo, and means 'from the dust of the tomb' (pulvinari is the dust). |
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Judi |
24/09/01 13:44 |
12986 |
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