Not as a pattern, a failure, or a problem, but just as a facta psychological fact.

In the metrical calendar of Oengus, the feast is assigned to the 3rd May, and in his Leabhar Breac, the scribe adds the Latin note, "Feir mar Muire et reliqua, i.e., inceptio ejus ut alii putantsed in februo mense vel in Martio facta est illa, quae post VII.

Facilia sic putant omnes quae jam facta, nec de salebris cogitant, ubi via strata; so men are valued, their labours vilified by fellows of no worth themselves, as things of nought, who could not have done as much.

yet, horum facta (as [290]one condoles) tantum admirantur, et heroum numero habent: these are the brave spirits, the gallants of the world, these admired alone, triumph alone, have statues, crowns, pyramids, obelisks to their eternal fame, that immortal genius attends on them, hac itur ad astra.

As the diverb is, "Qui bene fecerunt, illi sua facta sequentur; Qui male fecerunt, facta sequentur eos:" "They that do well, shall have reward at last: But they that ill, shall suffer for that's past.

As the diverb is, "Qui bene fecerunt, illi sua facta sequentur; Qui male fecerunt, facta sequentur eos:" "They that do well, shall have reward at last: But they that ill, shall suffer for that's past.

Ellebori nigri per noctem infusi in ligatura 6 vel 8 gr. mane facta collatura exhibe.

ecce mors supra caput est, et supremum illud tribunal, ubi et dicta et facta nostra examinanda sunt: Sapiamus!

"Signa sunt subinde facta, minora; res autem et facta subinde creverunt.

"Signa sunt subinde facta, minora; res autem et facta subinde creverunt.

Ille quidem recte, sublimis, doctus et acer, Quem decuit majora sequi, majoribus aptum, Qui veterum modo facta ducum, modo carmina vatum, Gesserat, et quicquid virtus, sapientia quicquid Dixerat, imperiique vices, coelique meatus, Ingentemque animo seclorum volveret orbem.

Impia facta patrans, homines fortasse latebis, Non poteris, meditans prava, latere deos.

Zosima, quae solo fuit olim corpore serva, Corpore nunc etiam libera facta fuit.

The Commune a FactA Motley Assembly XX. Proclamation of the Elections XXI.

And by the time they were within an easy hour of Fifty Island Water he had let slip the further facta foolish avowal of his own hysterical condition, as he felt afterwardsthat he had heard the vanished guide call "for help."

A finger-print is merely a facta very important and significant one, I admitbut still a fact, which, like any other fact, requires to be weighed and measured with reference to its evidential value.

But look at the Facta sworn enemy of everything the Pinkerton press stands for, politically, but fighting it with its own weaponsmuddled thinking, sentimentality, prejudice, loose cant phrases.

2° Revelatio facta S. Stephano Papæ de consecratione altaris SS.

Petri et Pauli ante Sepulchrum S. Martirii Dionisii quæ consecratio facta fuit v. kal.

Of this kind I cannot forbear the mention of two Greek inscriptions; one upon a man whose writings are well known, the other upon a person whose memory is preserved only in her epitaph, who both lived in slavery, the most calamitous estate in human life: [Greek: Zosimae ae prin eousa mono to somati doulae Kai to somati nun euren eleutheriaen.] "Zosima, quae solo fuit olim corpore serva, Corpore nunc etiam libera facta fuit.

Arma en induor Ensi manum admovens, In utramque partem facta; quæque vim inferant, Et quæ propulsent!

O mihi tam longæ maneat pars ultima vitæ, Spiritus et, quantum sat erit tua dicere facta!

Hortus principis et domus ad delectationem facta, cum sylvâ, monte et piscinâ, vulgò la montagna: the prince's garden at Ferrara, Schottus highly magnifies, with the groves, mountains, ponds, for a delectable prospect; he was much affected with it; a Persian paradise, or pleasant park, could not be more delectable in his sight.

That God should see us use them as we do is a terrible facta severe difficulty to faith.

To him, this outsider of the world of fashion, I am only a homely old woman; no prestige comes in to garnish the unvarnished facta plain old maid, my dearwith not even the remembrance of beauty as a consolation, nor its remnant as a sign of past triumphs, 'only this and nothing more,' as that wonderful man Poe makes his raven say.