Lorenzo de’ Medici who, according, to the usual style of such documents, was termed ‘iniquitatis filius et perditionis alumnus.
Ebionite error that Jesus had been an ordinary man whom God adopted as His Son on account of His merit (Filius Dei adoptivus).
The person here meant is, no doubt, the second son of King Reginald, & the same who in a donation to the abbey of Sandale, is stiled Rodericus de Kintire filius Reginaldi.
The Matriculation Album of Glasgow University contains the following entry: 1756, Jacobus McGill, filiusnatu maximus Jacobi mercatoris Glasguensis.
Nine years later, his younger brother Andrew entered the University, as indicated by the following record in the Matriculation Album: 1765, Andreas McGill, filius natu quintus Jacobi mercatoris Glasguensis.
But the Fitzherberts were a family before the Finches were fledged; and in old deeds the name is given Filius Herberti.
This is pretty plain speaking, and Terrae Filius enforces, by an historical example, the dangers of even political freethought.
What strikes one most in Terrae Filius is the religious discontent of the bilious author.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "filius" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
