Egit et causam apud iudices unam omnino nec amplius quam semel; nam et in sermone tardissimum ac paene indocto similem fuisse Melissus [a freedman of Maecenas] tradidit.
By embodying in the canon law the bull Unam Sanctam the Church accepted the definition of Boniface VIII.
Unam sanctam," proclaimed it to be an article of faith, necessary to salvation, that every human creature is subject to the Roman pontiff, and he especially includes the Greeks in this.
The old man quoted the words as they stand in the Vulgate version: 'Haereticum hominem post unam et alteram correptionem devita!
Barbarians to be the unam germanamque causam foraminum.
The text is: Vellem, frater Francisce, unam fieri religionem tuam et meam et in Ecclesia pari forma nos vivere.
It will be convenient for us to adopt this term a 'teamland' as an equivalent for the Terra ad unam carucam of our record, so that 'b teamlands' shall translate Terra ad b carucas.
To claim unam acram terrae when you meant an acre of meadow (prati) would have been a fatal error.
Sometimes in Latin this sense of furlong is rendered by quarentina: 'unam rodam in quarentina de Newedich': Fines, ed.
In many respects the most significant document pertaining to the last of these struggles is the papal bull, given below, commonly designated by its opening words, Unam Sanctam.
It was at this juncture that Boniface issued the bull Unam Sanctam, which has well been termed the classic mediaeval expression of the papal claims to universal temporal sovereignty.
From it Boniface issued the famous bull Unam Sanctam, in which, after the example of Innocent III.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unam" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
