Baptized infants who have not yet arrived at the use of reason, possess only the first claim, while adult Christians who lead a good life enjoy also the titulus mercedis and consequently are entitled to a richer reward.
The chapel on the left of the tribune, which is regarded as the "Titulus Pudentis," has an old mosaic pavement, said to have belonged to the house of Pudens.
In 1492, when some repairs were ordered by Cardinal Mendoza, a niche was discovered near the summit of the apse, enclosed by a brick front, inscribed 'Titulus Crucis.
The second part of Titulus XIII, Pars i, is devoted to Latin miscellanies.
We have been examining thus far Gesner's account of general reference works and come finally to the seventh pars, which is the most interesting division of the titulus for a student of bibliographical history.
In Pars viii, "De mirabilibus," the last subdivision of Titulus XIII, Gesner gives a hasty account of books about marvels and noteworthy things.
The pertinent passage is Liber I, Titulus XVIII (fols.
For a bibliography of books of table talk similar to Plutarch's work Gesner refers the reader to Liber Politica, Titulus Convivia.
By similar degrees the titulus sepulcralis adopts many of the elements of the titulus honorarius (the indication of the cursus honorum, of the military charges, &c.
Both have been represented through the course of centuries, and are represented now, by a church, named from the owner the Titulus Pudentis, and the Titulus Priscæ.
The church, according to the rule, was not named from the martyrs to whose memory it was sacred, but from the founders; and it became known first as the Titulus Bizantis, later as the Titulus Pammachii.
The document was afterwards embodied in an Act of Parliament entitled the 'Titulus Regius,' with which the writers employed by Henry VII.
On June 26,[27] the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and the Commons proceeded to Baynard's Castle with the Titulus Regius, to submit their resolution and to petition Richard to assume the crown.
Speed was the first to print the full text of the 'Titulus Regius' in his History of Great Britain, 1611.
Its first business was to give full validity to the 'Titulus Regius' by embodying it in an Act of Parliament.
With the 'Titulus Regius' before us, it will be allowed that this witness did not stick at trifles.
He probably aspired to the throne as the next heir of the Plantagenets after Richard and his son, in accordance with the 'Titulus Regius.
A statement of the royal title, styled 'Titulus Regius,' was prepared, in which it was set forth that the children of Edward IV.
Sidenote: The true claim to the Crown] By a mere accident the original draft of the 'Titulus Regius' was not destroyed.
He granted an illusory pardon to Bishop Stillington, who was the principal witness to the truth of the main statement in the 'Titulus Regius.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "titulus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
