These botanists recognized the type as quite new and Bauhin described it some years afterwards in his Phytopinax under the name of Chelidonium majus foliis quernis, or oak-leaved celandine.
They are in many instances, as constant from seed as the unavoidable influence of vicinism allows them to be.
He was anxious to know whether it was a new plant and sent specimens to Clusius and to Plater, the last of whom transmitted them to Caspar Bauhin.
One of them has, broad petals, meeting together at the edges, and constituting rounded saucer without breaks.
Talmud improbitur, et dicitur liber contra errores Judaeorum," is one of the most decisive testimonies for Christianity, and against Talmudism, which a Hebrew Christian witness could have borne.
He wrote in 1622 to Episcopius against those whom he called Cassandrians, Qui etiam plerosque Romanæ ecclesiæ errores improbantibus auctores sunt, ne ab ejus communione discedant.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "errores" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
