Felicita, Principia, and Feliciana also belonged to her circle,all of noble birth and great possessions.

curiosa felicitas [Lat.], qualification, habilitation.

[Ovid]; felicitas multos habet amicos

'Tis Bracteata felicitas, as [3702] Seneca terms it, tinfoiled happiness, infelix felicitas, an unhappy kind of happiness, if it be happiness at all.

'Tis Bracteata felicitas, as [3702] Seneca terms it, tinfoiled happiness, infelix felicitas, an unhappy kind of happiness, if it be happiness at all.

felicitas duplicatur.4.

Res est inquieta felicitas.

Dubitatur an humana felicitas Deo cognoscendo an amando terminetur.

The angel who descends to crown Santa Felicita cleaves the air with the action of a swallow: and the angel in Rembrandt's Tobit soars like a lark with upward motion, spurning the earth.

Both he and Otto love Felicitas, the niece of Graf Berthald.

Siegenot secures Bellerophon, is victorious at the tournament, though seriously wounded, and is nursed back to health by Otto and Felicitas.

It is Otto, however, who wins Felicitas through his chivalric treatment of his rival.

A painter will ever derive much benefit from the study of all Raphael's pictures; especially from the Martyrdom of Saint Felicitas; the Transfiguration; Joseph explaining Pharaoh's Dream; and the School of Athens.

Elfenbein fur Felicitas.

SEE Speer, Robert E. SPENCER, R. E. Felicita.

Elfenbein fur Felicitas.

SEE Speer, Robert E. SPENCER, R. E. Felicita.

Why should it be one thing, in its effect upon the emotions, to say with philosopher Spinoza, Felicitas in eo consistit quod homo suum esse conservare potest"Man's happiness consists in his being able to preserve his own essence," and quite another thing, in its effect upon the emotions, to say with the Gospel, "What is a man advantaged, if he gain the whole world, and lose himself, forfeit himself?"

[Footnote B: Note the meaning, as well as the 'curiosa felicitas', of this phrase.