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Imperare means command, and in the modern world, the idea of government by command has been replaced, at least in principle, by government by the consent of the governed.
The new American Empire: the likely consequences of the `Bush ... by Bellah, Robert N. / Commonweal
Et quaeso qui fieret vt Origenem, Xistum philosopbum, Eusebium Caesariensem, Gregorium Nazianzenum, Basilium Magnum, Pamphilum Martyrem, Euagrium, rei theologicae quod in confesso est, facile principes, ex Graecis verteret, hic vero tanquam sui oblitus, imperare sibi potuerit vt tot lucubrationum gloriam istius versionis veluti tenebris obscuraret et tanquam malus poeta vno actu eoque postremo, totam fabulam dehonestaret?
Renaissance attitudes to New Testament Apocryphal writings: Jacques ... by Backus, Irena / Renaissance Quarterly
Est autem es dea natus Achilles, quia divina queadam generositas in animis nostris est, quae nemini parere, omnibus autem imperare velit.
Cristoforo Landino and Coluccio Salutati on the best of life by McNair, Bruce G. / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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