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Aliter

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ALITER, otherwise. This term is frequently used to point out a difference between two decisions; as, a point of law has been decided in a particular way, in such a case, aliter in another case.



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Wenceslas motets we should mention above all the anonymous Hymnus de sancto Wenceslao (probably of 1580) based on the chant Dies venit victoriae, and the motet Haud aliter pugnans by the master of vocal polyphony Adrian Willaert (ca.
Hunc ergo catalogum ad usum tuum exaravi, ut his paratis libris, in omni pene scientia, si non magis, saltem aliter doctus quam caeteri, subito prosilias.
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