Tetel, 1644 datum Remis and Claude Henry Corrard; on the cover linings ex Libris Claudii Tetel ad Mussey(?
The celebrated Decretum de libris recipiendis et non recipiendis, in a sense the oldest Index prohibitorum, is ascribed to him.
Catalogue) a good example of Girolamo's work, a Madonna altar-piece, signed Hieronymus a libris f.
In the pages of the London Ex Libris Journal, that industrious encourager of the ordinary and banal in book-plate design, Mr. Barrett's work is exploited at length.
He was one of the most prominent pupils of Copernicus, his Narratio de libris revolutionum Copernici (Dantzig, 1540) having done much to make the theory of his master known.
Cum Plato per omnes ejus dialogos totius sapientiae semina sparserit, in libris De Republica cuncta moralis philosophiae instituta collegit, omnem naturalium rerum scientiam in Timaeo, universam in Parmenide complexus est Theologiam.
Letter to Monsieur Aubry on a Super-Libris of Crozat.
Reprinted, with additions and corrections, from The Journal of the Ex Libris Society.
A reprint of the articles which appeared in the Book Buyer, 1886, and also in the Ex Libris Journal, Vol.
Note of Ex Libris Society’s exhibition in July, 1894, with special reference to book-plate of William Penn.
Reprinted from the Journal of the Ex Libris Society.
It would be foolish to pack 'em up cum multis libris et caeteris,--they would all spoil.
When purified the waters flow from Lake Puitika into Lake Vourukasha.
Still less can we learn of the families of the warriors.
Anyone who inflicts a wound on another, is punished the first time with twice thirty, the fifth time with twice two hundred stripes.
They still speak their old rough mountain language, which is closely connected with the dialects of the Arian tribes on the Indus.
The centre of the three marks the tomb of Darius, the son of Hystaspes.
In the De Libris Propriis there is a passage which indicates that he himself was not unconscious of the renown he had won, or disposed to underrate the value of his contribution to mathematical science.
He also alludes to this case in De Libris Propriis (Opera, tom.
There is a full account of this episode in De Libris Propriis, p.
In the last edition of De Libris Propriis he calls it "Christique nativitas admirabilis.
Subsequently Tartaglia wrote very bitterly against Cardan, as the latter mentions in De Libris Propriis.
It was not until 1544, when it was re-issued bound up with the De Sapientia and the first version of the De Libris Propriis from the press of Petreius at Nuremberg, that it met with any success.
In the De Libris Propriis he gives a list of all his published works, and likewise a table of the same arranged in the order in which they ought to be read.
He began his long rambling epilogue to the De Libris Propriis, and, almost on the threshold, pours out his sorrow afresh over Gian Battista's unhappy fate.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "libris" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
