Accordingly I do not know what to tell you about my affairs nor what to ask of you.
Page 27 view, that I think he must be sorry he changed his own.
He adds that the six cohorts which were at Alba have gone to Curius by the Minucian road, that Caesar has written to tell him so and will shortly be in Rome.
I never saw anyone so unprincipled, so averse to his own relations, with such mysterious plans.
Accordingly I have never seen anything more Sestian in its style.
Thus in the University of Oxford the curriculum known as Litterae Humaniores ("Humane Literature") consists of Latin and Greek literature and philosophy, i.
Videntur tamen I et U cum in consonantes transeunt quantum ad potestatem, quod maximum est in elementis, aliae litterae esse praeter supra dictis; multum enim interest utrum vocales sint an consonantes.
For proofs of the vigour of the Jesuits in this persecution, see not only the histories of witchcraft, but also the Annuae litterae of the Jesuits themselves, passim.
If any are curious as to the extent to which this consecrated wax was a specific for all spiritual and most temporal ills during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, let them consult the Jesuit Litterae annuae, passim.
For the attitude of the Catholic clergy, the best sources are the confidential Jesuit Litterae Annuae.
In contradistinction those public documents which were issued in closed form under seal were known as "close letters," litterae clausae.
Now surely it stands to reason that if Tresham had penned the Letter--Litterae Felicissimae--he would have never addressed his Sovereign thus.
It may be objected that Father John Gerard's relation of the last dying speech and confession of the great Jesuit Priest and Martyr is hostile to the hypothesis that Oldcorne penned the great Letter, "Litterae Felicissimae.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "litterae" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
