Magnum Bonum was our playful pet name for it between ourselves.
The reality of John's intention to devote himself to medicine made Caroline anxious to look again at the terms of the trust on which she held the Magnum Bonum secret.
She was so far from any such intention, that a hint of the Magnum Bonum had very nearly been surprised out of her.
Magnum Bonum darted into her mind, she said, "You may have greater achievements than are marked by Victoria Crosses, and Sydney herself may own it.
Could it be for nothing that the finding of Magnum Bonum had wrought the undoing of this wrong?
Neither would Janet return with him, feeling it impossible to relax such watch as she could keep over the Magnum Bonum papers, even though she much longed for her brothers.
I dreamt the first night that Midas had turned the whole of you to gold statues, and that I was wandering about like the Princess Paribanou to find the Magnum Bonum to disenchant you.
So said their father; and thus the Magnum Bonum had become very nearly a religion to her, giving her a definite aim and principle.
Now, Deo gratias, it will be my own fault if Magnum Bonumis not worked out to the utmost; yes, much better than if we had never gone to America.
Edwardum occidere nolite timerebonum est Fear not to kill the king 'tis good he die.
But read it thus, and that's another sense: 10 Edwardum occidere nolite timere bonum est Kill not the king 'tis good to fear the worst.
Say what you can of that other world, [3865]Montezuma that Indian prince, Bonum est esse hic, they had rather be here.
The concise expression above cited, ad bonum commune, is a fitting answer to this question.
I am no more wanting in that supreme felicity, which is the summum bonum of all things; and am full in myself as the lord of all.
Who will not lift up his arms, and have his hairs standing at their end, to hear and reflect in himself that, want of desire is the summum bonum of every one's desire.
The Summum Bonumis the end of every creature; the passions ought to be subordinated to self-interest, and self-interest to morality.
He recognizes this as the only true Bonum or Honestum, to which all other desirable things are referable,--as the only thing desirable for itself and in its own nature.
Thus the Stoics said, about the origin of the Idea of Bonum or Honestum, much the same as what Aristotle says about ethical virtue.
His Summum Bonum is stated generally as the procuring of Pleasure and the avoiding of Pain.
And if thei leden thus hir lif, It liketh God almyghty; 5560 For he made wedlok first, And hymself it seide: Bonum est ut unusquisque uxorem suam habeat, propter fornicationem.
Hadde she loked that oother half, And the leef torned, She sholde have founden fele wordes Folwynge therafter, Quod bonumest tenete; Truthe that text made.
For Makometh and Mede Mys-happe shul that tyme, 2030 For melius est bonum nomen quam divitiae multae.
He recognizes this as the only true Bonum or Honestum, to which all other desirable things are referable; as the only thing desirable for itself and in its own nature.
Is Bonum included as something separate and as an adjunct by itself transcendent?
Thus the Stoics said about the origin of the Idea of Bonum or Honestum, much the same as what Aristotle says about ethical Virtue.
Ecce Quam Bonum Psalm 132 for two part chorus Nicola A.
For as wisdom, theoretically considered, signifies the knowledge of the summumbonum and, practically, the accordance of the will with the summum bonum, we cannot attribute to a supreme independent wisdom an end based merely on goodness.
The moderns, with whom the question of the summum bonum has gone out of fashion, or at least seems to have become a secondary matter, hide the same error under vague (expressions as in many other cases).
It is a priori (morally) necessary to produce the summum bonum by freedom of will: therefore the condition of its possibility must rest solely on a priori principles of cognition.
The name Bonifatius--derived from bonum fatum, not from bonum facere as commonly believed--did not come into use before the middle of the second century.
De mortuis nil nisi bonum is a traditional and sacred duty to departed workers; but does it exhaust human charity, or require contemptuous crusade against equally honest, living toilers?
Hence the evil of guilt, which destroys relationship to divine good (quod privat ordinem ad bonum divinum), God in no way wills.
These examples of Abaelard's rhythms may close with the following curiously complicated verse: "Tu quae carnem edomet Abstinentiam, Tu quae carnem decoret Continentiam, Tu velle quod bonumest his ingeris Ac ipsum perficere tu tribuis.
Thus Epicurus taught that the summum bonum or supreme good consisted in pleasure.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bonum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
