10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIMBUS FATUORUM»
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Handy-book of Literary Curiosities - Strona 381
Fools' Paradise, or Limbus Fatuorum. The Latin word limbus (a “hem” or “border”) is used to designate a region near the abode of the blessed, but yet not a part thereof. Dante located limbo between hell and that “borderland” where dwell “the ...
William Shepard Walsh, 1894
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Holy Bingo, the Lingo of Eden, Jumpin' Jehosophat and the ...
Or limbus. A place near paradise where dwell the souls of the praiseless and blameless dead. Limbo had four divisions: Limbus Fatuorum: Someone who deceives himself as to his hopes or good prospects is said to live in a fool's paradise.
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The Pontiff and The Prophet: The City and The Wilderness - Tom 2
Victor Duttonwasallotted accommodations inthe Limbus Fatuorum. Dutton rose from his cot, asingle metalframed berth. It was asparse little chamber; bare, bleak,and severe. A metallic coldness exuded fromthe barrensurfaceof every steelwall.
David Francis Mahoney, 2012
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Essential 18037 Pages English Dictionary:
The limbus infantium was said to be a similar place for the souls of unbaptized infants. To these was added, in the popular belief, the limbus fatuorum, or fool's paradise, regarded as a receptacle of all vanity and nonsense. 2. Hence: Any real ...
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The Human Psyche: In Love, War and Enlightenment - Strona 159
In times when the world was thought to be flat, Christian scholars saw the limbus (or the concept of limbo) as a place ... And finally in the service of popular morality there was the limbus fatuorum, a fool's paradise where moldered away the ...
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Dictionary of Christianity - Strona 157
The Limbus of Fools, or Limbus Fatuorum, or Paradise of Fools. As fools 0r idiots are not responsible for their works, the SCHOOLMEN held that they were not punished in PURGATORY and could not be received into HEAVEN, so they were ...
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Latin for the Illiterati, Second Edition: A Modern Guide ... - Strona 74
lignator loco lignator: a woodcutter limbus [limbo]: the border regions ofhell limbus fatuorum: fools' paradise limbus infantium [infants' paradise]: limbo for unbaptized children limbus patrum [paradise ofthe Fathers]: the place for the souls of the ...
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Encyclopedia of Imaginary and Mythical Places - Strona 97
Some scholars taught there were four divisions to Limbo: Limbus Fatuorum for fools and the mentally disabled who are not responsible for the sins they commit; Limbus Patrum who were the good patriarchs who lived before the time ofChrist ...
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
A limbus patrum, where the fathers of the church, saints, and martyrs, awaited the general resurrection; and, 3. Purgatory. To which, in popular opinion, was added, 4. A limbus fatuorum, or fool's paradise, the receptacle of all vanity and ...
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Book I of The Faery Queene - Strona 173
Limbo lake; — The 'Limbus patrum' was supposed by the Schoolmen to be on the border (Lat. limbus, hem) of hell — a kind of" circumfluent lake, corresponding to the Oceanus of the ... 4, a ' limbus fatuorum ' or after-death abode of lunatics.
Edmund Spenser, George William Kitchin, 1869
