I die in hatred of the Pope (‘ego morior in odio papæ’).
Esau, who was not an Israelite but an Idumaean, was simply passed over in this choice (odio habere minus diligere; cfr.
Podrase escusar con estos diciendoles que yo soy cabezudo y que he estado muy opinatre en sacar de aqui esta gente, que yo huelgo de que a mi se me eche la culpa y de llevar el odio sobre mi a trueque de que V.
Finally, it confirms and explains the writ de odio et atia, the predecessor of the modern habeas corpus.
De odio et atia, writ of, explained in statute of Westminster II.
Habeas Corpus act, foreshadowed in Magna Charta, its predecessor, writ de odioet atia suspension of, by Lincoln, etc.
Did he ever mention Sylvia Odio to you or any name like that, that you recall?
Mora omnisodio est, sed facit sapientiam=--All 10 delay is hateful, but it produces wisdom.
John had been charging heavy fees for these writs de odio et atia, or "writs of inquisition of life and limb," as they are called in the charter; henceforth they were to be issued freely.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "odio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
