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Via ad pacem art. x. p. 619. & 642. Votum pro pace, p. 687. Animad. in Animad. art. x. p. 642. Via, p. 619. Variations, l. 9. p. 37. XXI. He justifies the decision of the Council of Trent concerning the number of the sacraments in his works against Rivetus.
See Introduction to XCV. Theses, p. 19. Votum satisfactionis. It was and is the teaching of the Roman Church that, where the actual reception of any sacrament is impossible, the earnest desire to receive it suffices for salvation. The desire is known as the votum sacramenti. In Spain. The shrine of St. James at that place was a famous resort for pilgrims. Cf. below, p. 191, and note.
"Quicquid agunt homines, votum, timor, ira, voluptas, Gaudia, discursus, nostri farrago Severni." But, alas! after an hour of touch-and-go, of superficiality and soft delight, the desultory charmer fell on a subject he had studied. So then he bored his companion for the first time in all the tour. But, to tell the honest truth, Mr.
'Tis true, I never make a promise nunquam facio votum, except in certain cases, or, in other words, Dionysius, exceptis excipiendis in which is the essence, as it were, of a proper vow. In the meantime he proceeded 'With regard to your prospects in the church, I can only say, in the first place, and I say it with much truth and sincerity that I'm badly off for a horse; that, however, is, as I said, inter nos sub sigillo.
Securitas publica was a current expression and wish, and was frequently inscribed on medals." Ky. Assumpserit. This word properly belongs only to fiduciam ac robur. Spem ac votum would require rather conceperit. Zeugma. Subit. Steals in, lit. creeps under. Cf. note, H. 1, 13. Invisa primo amatur. The original perhaps of Pope's lines Vice is a monster, &c. Quindecim annos.
At that time he was very far from being rich: his father being alive, what properly belonged to him was only the savings of his salary and his wife's fortune. Grotii votum, p. 664. Apol. c. 13. Mare clausum l. 1. p. 198. Apol. c. 15. Apol. c. 13. Ibid. c. 16. Ibid. c. 19. Dedication of his Apology. Apol. c. 13. 17. Hug. Grotii votum, p. 669. Ep. Gr. 161.
Said I, 'Father Finnerty, the colt, my paternal property, which you are pleased to eulogize so highly, is a good one; it was designed for myself when I should come out on the mission; however, I will undertake to say, if you get me into Maynooth, that my father, on my authority, will lend you the colt tomorrow, and the day of his claiming it will be dependent upon the fulfilment of your promise or votum.
Though the former writ fables, the latter, speaking properly, began the Roman satire, according to that description which Juvenal gives of it in his first: "Quicquid agunt homines, votum, timor, ira voluptas, Gaudia, discurses, nostri est farrago libelli."
Sometimes the initiative would come from man: desiring to obtain from the gods some blessings on which he had set his heart, he would enter into a votum, a special contract by which he undertook to perform certain acts or make certain sacrifices, in case of the fulfilment of his desire.
He takes a thousand shapes, and undergoes a thousand fortunes. Literature records them all to the life, Quicquid agunt homines, votum, timor, ira, voluptas, Gaudia, discursus.
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