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EXITUS. Issue,, child, or offspring; rents or profits of land. Cowell, h.v. In pleading, it is the issue, or the end, termination, or conclusion of the pleadings, and is so called, because an issue brings the pleadings to a close. 3 Bl. Com. 314.

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From the welter of beliefs and ideals, the best rationale, says Ratzinger, is the theory of exitus and reditus (going forth and returning) and its greatest exponent is the pagan philosopher Plotinus, who lived in Rome in the second century. Cardinal Ratzinger: pastoral concerns with liturgy by Mole, John W. / Catholic Insight Virgilius igitur ac Lucretius, quo auditorem ad se raperent, ab ipso statim initio usi sunt principiis maxime iucundis ac festivis; neve satietas, quae inter narrandum docendumquc inlet obrepere, in discessu auditorem comitaretur, exitus quoque librorum maiore etiam festivitate condivere lusibusque refersere iucundioribus. Giorgione's Tempest, studiolo culture, and the Renaissance Lucretius * by Campbell, Stephen J. / Renaissance Quarterly More results

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From the welter of beliefs and ideals, the best rationale, says Ratzinger, is the theory of exitus and reditus (going forth and returning) and its greatest exponent is the pagan philosopher Plotinus, who lived in Rome in the second century.

Cardinal Ratzinger: pastoral concerns with liturgy by Mole, John W. / Catholic Insight

Virgilius igitur ac Lucretius, quo auditorem ad se raperent, ab ipso statim initio usi sunt principiis maxime iucundis ac festivis; neve satietas, quae inter narrandum docendumquc inlet obrepere, in discessu auditorem comitaretur, exitus quoque librorum maiore etiam festivitate condivere lusibusque refersere iucundioribus.

Giorgione's Tempest, studiolo culture, and the Renaissance Lucretius * by Campbell, Stephen J. / Renaissance Quarterly

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