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It was necessary to compromise, and he did so, happily. "My name," said he, "is Omnes Omnibus all for all. Let that suffice you now. I am a herald, a mouthpiece, a voice; no more. I come to announce to you that since the privileged orders, assembled for the States of Brittany in Rennes, resisted your will our will despite the King's plain hint to them, His Majesty has dissolved the States."
The schoolmen also give liberty to a private man, of proving the statutes of the church, and neglecting the same, if he see cause for doing so, Si causa fit evidens, per se ipsum licite potest homo statuti observantiam praeterire. If any be not able to examine and try all such things, debebant omnes posse, Dei jussu: Deficiunt ergo sua culpa, saith Parcus.
Have we not here, my classical friends, an exhilarating instance of the results of your monopoly? Ab uno disce omnes. We are constantly being told that “knowledge is power,” and that the knowledge of a foreign language means not only intellectual power, but commercial and political power. Yet those in authority do not budge an inch to get possession of such power.
"The first part of the sermon is to be in Spanish and the other in Tagalog; loquebantur omnes linguas." After the salutations and the pause he extended his right hand majestically toward the altar, at the same time fixing his gaze on the alcalde.
Luther himself, having denied the right of the Church to compel his conscience, straightway maintained that it was not for Herr Omnes to determine matters of religion, and fell back on the State as the defender of his faith against the dangers of dissent.
The crowd pressed close upon Master Richard as he came down from the window, and, going in the midst of them in silence, he came to saint Peter's gate where the black monks dwell, and was admitted by the porter. How Master Richard saw the King in Westminster Hall: and of the Mass at Saint Edward's Altar Revelabit condensa: et in templo ejus omnes dicent gloriam.
Over his door he placed the following inscription, borrowed from Scripture: "Venite ad me omnes qui stomacho laboratis, et ego restaurabo vos." Such was the origin of the word and profession of restaurateur. Other cooks, in imitation of BOULANGER, set up as restorers, on a similar plan, in all the places of public entertainment where such establishments were admissible.
"What an infliction to fence with a gouty old man, who knows not, I dare say, a trick of the sword which was not familiar in the days of old Vincent Saviolo! or, as a change of misery, to hear him read one of those wildernesses of scenes which the English call a play, from prologue to epilogue from Enter the first to the final Exeunt omnes an unparalleled horror a penance which would have made a dungeon darker, and added dullness even to Woodstock!"
Sechnall , "Audite omnes amantes Deum, sancta merita." But neither it, nor any other of the old Latin hymns by Irish writers, finds place in the Breviary. One of the most difficult works for a scholar to attempt and to carry out to his satisfaction is the translation of prose or poetry into another language.
"Will it have Omnes Omnibus for its representative?" Le Chapelier was laughing, his countenance eager. "Ancenis will be convulsed with pride. It is not Rennes or Nantes, as it might have been had you wished it. But it gives you a voice for Brittany." "I should have to go to Ancenis..." "No need at all. A letter from me to the Municipality, and the Municipality will confirm you at once.
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