sententia
Americannoun
plural
sententiaeEtymology
Origin of sententia
First recorded in 1915–20; from Latin sententia; sentence ( def. )
Example Sentences
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Processus et sententia divortii inter Thomam Tudenham militem et Aliciam filiam quondam Johannis Woodhous armigeri, racione quia est monialis professa in prioratu de Crabhous et nunquam carnaliter cognita per maritum suum predictum durante matrimonio predicto, licet matrimonium predictum duravit et ut vir et uxor cohabitaverunt per spacium viij annorum.
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Dices, ducent damnatum domum: Alere nolunt hominem edacem: et sapiunt, meâ quidem sententia, Pro maleficio si beneficium summum nolunt reddere.”—Phorm., act. ii.
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Lata fuit hec sententia publice in ecclesia sancti Stephani Tholose, coram multis viris religiosis et capellanis parochialium ecclesiarum Tholose et aliis viris ecclesiasticis, IX Kal.
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Sedere cœpit sententia hæc pariterque et eruditum vulgus et rude in eam cursu vadit.
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Et S. Rituum Congregatio exquisita sententia alterius ex Apostolicarum Caeremoniarum Magistris scripto exarata, typisque evulgata ad relationem Eminentissimi et Reverendissimi D. Card.
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