templum

[15] It is called _Templum_ by Livy; but the word templum with the

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Next day the tribunes took their places on the "templum," the consuls and the nobility stood about in the Assembly to prevent the passage of the Law.

The History of Rome, Vol. I 1905

Latin word "templum", which originally meant a place set apart for augury and then, by extension, a place dedicated to a god and a building erected for the worship of a god.

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Afferentur in laetitia, et exsultatione: adducentur in templum Regis.

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ANGELUS fortis Gabriel, ut hostem pellat antiquum, volitet ab alto, saepius templum veniat ad istud visere nostrum.

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ANGELUS fortis Gabriel, ut hostem pellat antiquum, volitet ab alto, saepius templum veniat ad istud visere nostrum.

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Vos vero veluti in templum ac sacrarium quoddam vos duci putetis, &c. Suavis et utilis cognitio.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

Ecclesia nundinationes, (templum est vaenale, deusque) tot sordes invehantur, tanta grassetur impietas, tanta nequitia, tam insanus miseriarum Euripus, et turbarum aestuarium, nostro inquam, omnium

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Vel si forte vestimentum de industria elevetur, ut pedum ac tibiarum pars aliqua conspiciatur, dum templum aut locum aliquem adierit.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

Adeunt templum ut rem divinam audiant, ut ipsae simulant, sed vel ut monachum fratrem, vel adulterum lingua, oculis, ad libidinem provoceat.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007