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reditus

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See: proceeds, rent, revenue


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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.
Our time-to-market was a critical issue, having an experienced and skilled development team from Reditus using OutSystems' Agile Platform, combined with the Agile methodology, allowed us to accomplish our goals.
Benedicte Boudu examines Henri Estienne's Commentariolus (1578) on Cicero's Epistolae familiares, characterizing it as a veritable reditus ad fontes, calculated to free humanists from devotion to Ciceronian didacticism.
 
 
 
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