Et Verbum caro factum est seemed a sublime statement intended to express the traditional formula of the Will, the Word, and the Act made visible.
XXI Hence, perhaps, some day the converse of Et Verbum carofactum est will become the epitome of a new Gospel, which will proclaim that The Flesh shall be made the Word and become the Utterance of God.
Wherfore we may wel seye, with David, A Domino factum est istud; et est mirable in oculis nostris.
Annotations) from the Vulgate factum est, which is confirmed by Primasius: it probably has no Greek authority whatsoever.
The blind man was healed, and the hale was made blind, quod utrimque factum est.
Bishop Bron founded the place, and Patrick prophesied that the place would be deserted by Gentiles, quod factum est.
Thus he came with an axe on his back, and Patrick told him that he should put up at the place where the axe would fall off his back; quod factum est where Cill-mor-uachtair-Muaidh is.
On dogmatic grounds, therefore, there is no necessity for connecting: Quod factum est, in the end of verse 3, with the preceding.
All things were made by et sine ipso factum est nihil, him: and without him was made quod factum est, nothing that was made.
At present I tell you, priusquam fiat: ut cum factum before it come to pass: that fuerit, credatis quia ego sum.
And now I have told you priusquam fiat: ut cum factum before it come to pass: that fuerit, credatis.
We prefer, then, to connect: Quod factum est, with what follows.
The truth is, that both first and last the scandal of the ceremonies is active and given; for an active scandal is dictum vel factum vere malum, aut mali speciem habens, quo auctor aliis peccandi occasionem praebet, say our divines.
Beaumarchais sums up in a most spirituelle manner the profound stupidity of the factum when he cries out, 'An ingenuous woman is announced to me and I am presented with a German publicist.
At this time too they had evidently degenerated from the primary object of their institution, "ridendo castigare mores atque in omne quod turpitèr factum fuerat ridiculum immittere.
Sine qua factum nihil,” wrote the provost, whose conception of government was Draconian in simplicity, to his confidential friend (ibid.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "factum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
