10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPETRATOR»
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impetrator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
impetrator and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Commentaries On Roman-Dutch Law
In which case one may also conclude negatively “ That the defendant shall be
declared to have no right or action on account of such reports against the
impetrator or plaintiff " [ride Cens. For. part. 2. 1'. 1. c. 19. n. 14]. §21. In criminal
cases ...
2
Retrieving Doctrine: Essays in Reformed Theology
... for without his prayer for it. In other words, it may be that the impetrator has to
have a different reason for offering his prayer than God does for ordaining it. 3.20.
44). We are 'bidden to ask [sic] our daily bread John Calvin and Petitioning God ...
3
A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
(Law) Grantee; impetrator. [treaty. Impetrar, ta. To impétrate, obtain Ьу ея- l'mjwjtu
, Impetus ; impulse, imp«¡taos- Ity. Pf. Imi»etuosaménte, ad. Impctoously, violeat-
Impctuosidäd, «f. Impetuosity, vehemence. Impetuoso, sa, a. Impetuous, violent ...
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena,
1858
4
The Funny Risen Jesus. Elias Christology Now!
From this feature, the impetrator fruit ofthe sacrament plays a critical role in the
celebration ofthe sacrifice in line with the merits and achievement of the Holy acts
of our redeemer Jesus Christ (Donovan, 1997). Therefore, if Christ lives always ...
Elias Rinaldo Gamboriko Aj Ph D,
2012
... so that he informed us, as he made it, of the one sought “error” in that had been
incurred when granting the deposit of Twenty Thousand Pesos (RD $20,000.00),
to Mr. Tomás Reinis that had been granted to another impetrator, ac- cording to ...
6
De Legibus Et Consuetudinibus Angliae -:
... post disseysinam, 85 negligens impetrator, patiens, & dissimulans injuriama
impotens omnino, vel de potentia sua desperans, ut praedictum est, ita quod
utramq amisit possessionem naturalem videlicet & civilem, non succurritur ei nisi
per ...
Henry de Bracton, Travers Twiss,
2012
7
A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages: wherein ...
Impetrmcion, tf. Impetration, the act of obtaining by prayer or entreaty. Impetrido,
da, a. and pp. of Imprlrar, Impetrate, impetrated. Impetrador, ra, t. One who
impetrates. Impetrante, pa. Impetratiug — tm. ^Law) Grantee ; impetrator. Impetrar
, va.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral,
1854
8
De Laudibus Legum Angliae: Hereto are Added the Two Sums of ...
... versus terminarium, clarum est quod si cerminarius aicac se nihil habere nisi
ad terminum & convincatur pçr aiïï- sam quod terminarius ejectus ante terminum
finitum vim vi repellendo se repo- suerif, impetrator nihil per assisam recu-
perabit.
John Fortescue, John Selden,
1672
9
Erasmus' Annotations on the New Testament: Acts-Romans-I and ...
Deus autor eft,Chnftus impetrator,nOs duntaxat horum minißr^Di lu/z? cidius aute
ac Latinius erat penes me quam apud тс шлр \iui. hoc eft,ín poteftate mea,
Nonjinqm'tjhoccogítofecundumcarnermhoc eft,nonmihiuindico,tit penes me fit prst
/.
Desiderius Erasmus, Anne Reeve, M. Michael Andrew Screech,
1535
10
De laudibus legum Angliae
... dijjeifma verfus terminarium, clarum eft quod ft terminarius dicat fe nihil habere
nifi ad terminum & convincatur per aflifam quod terminarius ejedlus ante
terminum finitum vim vi repellendo fe repofuerit, impetrator nihil per aflifam
recuperabit.
Sir John Fortescue, John Selden, Ralph de Hengham,
1775