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Meanings of plena in English
Usage of plena in English
1
Ave Maria, gratia plena, ora pro me!
2
Quae terra nostri non plena laboris.'
3
A well-known anagram is the change of Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum into Virgo serena, pia, munda et immaculata.
4
In all these ceremonies they burn on the spot a little gum benzoin-Etacerra thuris plena, positusque carbo in cespite vivo.
5
And that love which had first descended there, in front of her spread wide his wings, singing "Ave, Maria, gratia plena."
6
I Jumped out of my chaise-yes ,jumped ,asMrs. Nugent said of herself, fell on my knees, and said my first ave Maria, grati'a plena.
7
The Tibia Plena is the most powerful and weighty of all the Tibia tribe of stops.
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They appear under various names, such as Tibia Plena, Tibia Clausa, Gross Flöte, Flute Fundamentale and Philomela.
9
Pedal extensions of the Tibia Plena.
10
'Gratia plena: the Lord be with you,' murmured the woman, kneeling at his side.
11
+Quae regio in terris nostri non plena laboris?
12
The Tibia Plena was invented by Mr. Hope-Jones, and first introduced by him into the organ at St. John's, Birkenhead, England, about 1887.
13
'Gratia plena... help a poor cripple!'