Libera chiesa in libero stato=--A free church in 5 a free state.
Chiesa libera in libero stato=--A free church in 20 a free state.
Many Patristic texts of similar tenor have been gathered and explained by Cardinal Bellarmine in his treatise De Gratia et Libero Arbitrio, VI, 11.
Yes and No theology, Prosper himself took up the battle in an able work De gratia Dei et libero arbitrio contra Collatorem, but in doing so unwittingly smoothed off the sharpest points of the Augustinian system.
De gratia et libero arbitrio and De correptione et gratia, sought to overcome the scruples and misconceptions of the monks.
Dei et libero arbitrio vindicating the decrees of Quiersy of A.
Nunc est libendum, nunc pede libero terra pulsanda:[86] a pox on him that leaves his drink behind him.
Opinions differ widely as to Valla’s views, which are expressed with enigmatical obscurity in his Dialogue “De libero arbitrio.
The De libero arbitrio was welcomed by all the moderates of the day and doubtless did its work in holding to the status quo many a wavering spirit which otherwise might have been drawn into the reforming ranks.
Seckendorf took hold of a few words in a letter of Erasmus, to insinuate that he had taken a side against his conscience in writing his treatise, De Libero Arbitrio.
But whoever reads the locus de libero arbitrio must confess, even if he judges most mildly, that the statements are dubious and ambiguous.
The "Confession and Opinion of the Wittenbergers Concerning Free Will--Confessio et Sententia Wittebergensium de Libero Arbitrio" of 1561 also maintained the same attitude.
De Gratia et Libero Arbitrio: "It is certain that we will when we will; but He who makes us will is He of whom it is written: It is God who worketh in us to will.
About the same time Stolz published the 110 theses just referred to with a preface by Aurifaber (Refutatio Propositionum Pfeffingeri de Libero Arbitrio).
He had been grand inquisitor before his elevation, and imparted a ferocious zeal to the holy office (see Bertelotti, Martiri di Libero Pensero e Vittime della Sta.
He was associated with Ausonio Franchi and Luigi Stefanoni in the Libero Pensiero and the Libero Pensatore, and founded an Italian Association of Freethinkers.
He also wrote on the Roman Church and Italy and on Reason and Dogma, Siena, '66, and contributed to Stefanoni's Libero Pensiero.
Demora (Gianbattista), director of the Libero Pensatore of Milan, and author of some dramatic works.
Signor Canestrini contributed to the Annuario Filosofico del Libero Pensiero, and is known for his popularisation of the works of Darwin, which he has translated into Italian.
He has written on "Italian Unbelief in the Middle Ages" in the Annuario Filosofico del Libero Pensiero, '68.
In '66, he founded at Milan the Society of Freethinkers and the organ Il Libero Pensiero, in which he wrote A critical History of Superstition, afterwards published separately 2 vols.
The enthusiasm of the moment found expression by the voice of Horace:-- Nunc est bibendum, nunc pede libero Pulsanda tellus.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "libero" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
