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Meanings of legatus in English
Synonyms
Examples for "legate"
Examples for "legate"
1
On the morrow, October 14, Luther brought his reply to the legate.
2
To this last proposal the legate consented, as did all the others.
3
He escorted the legate back to his quarters in a cold fury.
4
Philip refused, and Innocent, through his legate, put France under an interdict.
5
Now, Cesare, being a duke, resents a cousin's being a papal legate.
Usage of legatus in English
1
This is a curious legatus, thought she, who does not live by presents.
2
Asellius; and the legatus of the whole region, Cn.
3
These provinces were administered, according to circumstances, by a praeses of senatorial rank, a legatus pro praetore, or a vir clarissimus consularis.
4
If the government later tries to enforce the mandate against Legatus, the group can resume its court challenge then, Cleland wrote.
5
Legatus (from the Latin, meaning ambassador) is the only organisation in the world aimed exclusively at Catholic business leaders.
6
Legatus aims to help business leaders and their spouses apply gospel values in a corporate context, writes Patsy McGarry, Religious Affairs Correspondent.
7
The judge refused to shield Legatus from the law, finding that the non-profit association would likely qualify for the government's accommodation for religious organizations.
8
"Quickly," he said to Lorand, with a hoarse voice, "get up at once, sir 'legatus,' beside me.
Frequent collocations
Translations for legatus
Russian
Legatus through the time