P. Crassus Mutianus, quinque habuisse dicitur rerum bonarum maxima, quod esset ditissimus, quod esset nobilissimus, eloquentissimus, Jurisconsultissimus, Pontifex maximus. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Aedes Orientem spectantes vir nobilissimus, inhabitet, et curet ut sit aer clarus, lucidus, odoriferus. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Dalwolsey, man, of whom John Fordoun saith, — ‘He was bellicosissimus, nobilissimus?’ — ❋ Unknown (2004)
Præstitum est à multis tam Islandis quàm extraneis huiusmodi beneuolentiæ et commiserationis opus: ex quibus fuit vir nobilissimus Accilius ❋ Unknown (2003)
Pr鎠titum est � multis tam Islandis qu鄊 extraneis huiusmodi beneuolenti� et commiserationis opus: ex quibus fuit vir nobilissimus Accilius ❋ Unknown (2003)
Longa enim oratione toti Anglorum nationi persuasit, quod vir prouidus, pr鎠tans, fortis, genere nobilissimus, et imperio dignissimus esset: quo salutatus a populo fuit, atque in regem coronatus. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Verum haud recta insistentes via umbras germanae gloriae non veram sectabantur, cognomina sibi nobilitatis imponentes, eaque Anglorum more ostentantes atque iactantes, quum antea is haberi esseque nobilissimus soleret, qui virtute non opibus, qui egregiis a se factis non maiorum suorum clarus erat. ❋ Robert S. Rait (N/A)
Is Crassas a Sempronio Asellione et plerisque aliis historiae Romanae scriptoribus traditur habuisse quinque rerum bonarum maxima et praecipua: quod esset ditissimus, quod nobilissimus, quod eloquentissimus, quod jurisconsultissimus, quod pontifex maximus. ❋ Unknown (1885)
Francis Drake, _nobilissimus pyrata_, was said to have circumnavigated the world, — they went to Greenwich. ❋ Unknown (1861)
Heard ye never of Sir William Ramsay of Dalwolsey, man, of whom John Fordoun saith, -- 'He was _bellicosissimus, nobilissimus? ❋ Walter Scott (1801)
'Then, (said Johnson,) shall I be nobilissimus, for I mean to leave ❋ James Boswell (1767)
Not withstanding this reproach, the senate proceeded to decorate Justinian with the royal epithet of nobilissimus; and their decree was ratified by the affection or the fears of his uncle. ❋ Edward Gibbon (1765)
Constantinople, as applied to young Alexius, on account of his youth, like the _infants_ of Spain, and the _nobilissimus puer_ of the Romans. ❋ Edward Gibbon (1765)
As the benefactor of the various abbeys and monas - teries in his province, he is naturally spoken of by them in terms of eulogy, and in the charter of one of the abbeys of Angouleme he is called, vir nobilissimus ❋ Fran��ois Duc De La Rochefoucauld (1646)
Islandis quàm extraneis huiusmodi beneuolentiæ et commiserationis opus: ex quibus fuit vir nobilissimus Accilius Iulius à serenissimo rege Daniæ olim missus ad Islandos, Anno Domini 1552. ❋ Richard Hakluyt (1584)
Longa enim oratione toti Anglorum nationi persuasit, quod vir prouidus, præstans, fortis, genere nobilissimus, et imperio dignissimus esset: quo salutatus a populo fuit, atque in regem coronatus. ❋ Richard Hakluyt (1584)
Alexius, on account of his youth, like the infants of Spain, and the nobilissimus puer of the Romans. ❋ Unknown (1206)
Having asked Dr. Brocklesby what would be a proper annuity to a favourite servant, and being answered that it must depend on the circumstances of the master; and, that in the case of a nobleman, fifty pounds a year was considered as an adequate reward for many years 'faithful service;' Then, (said Johnson,) shall I be nobilissimus, for I mean to leave Frank seventy pounds a year, and I desire you to tell him so [1230]. ' ❋ Boswell, James, 1740-1795 (1887)
