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Meaning of "libellus"
A libellus is a small book or a booklet in Latin, typically containing information on a specific subject
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Libellus de moribus hominum et officiis nobilium ac popularium super ludo scachorum.
This could correspond to the remark in the Libellus.
He also publishes Libellus de compositione regularum pro vasorum mensuratione.
Gregory does not appear to have provided the Libellus with a title.
Philonis Byzantini Libellus de septem orbis spectaculis.
A full list of manuscripts can be found on the Libellus de Exordio page.
The latter presented the libellus to the local bishop, asking for an investigation.
Boniface in fact had very practical reasons for questioning the Libellus.
One who wishes to challenge a marriage must present a libellus to a competent tribunal cf . can.
Now, when a man burned his incense, he was given a certificate called a libellus.
One who wishes to challenge a marriage must present a libellus to a competent tribunal cf . c.
The Libellus also found a place in Garnier 's later work on Mercator.
Presentation of the Libellus.
His Libellus parvus adversus Arianos et Macedonianos, mentioned by Genadius, seems to have perished.
De disputatione inter disceptantes, dialectice instituenda, libellus.
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Such a writing then became known as a libellus famosus, 1 . a scurrilous or defamatory pamphlet.
He published several works on anatomy, including De animi et corporis sanitate tuenda libellus Paris, 1552.
The first entries on this page read liber, libellus and librarius ( book, booklet and librarian ).
Titled Supplex Libellus Valachorum, it was illustrated with an allegory which included the Transylvanian arms . [ 101 ].
The term libel is derived from the Latin libellus literally " small book " or " booklet.
Works = = * " De Gentiana libellus sistens specierum cognitarum descriptiones cum observationibus.
