In 864 (Duchesne, Liber pontificalis, ii. [Please select]
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BACCHUS OR LIBER. [Please select]
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Liber (li [Please select]
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It is liber, or free when the appendages are separately encased and there is no covering over the whole: see chrysalis. [Please select]
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The law by similar provisions diminished the abuse of free legations (_legationes liberæ_). [Please select]
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We are told in the "Liber Pontificalis" that Pope Symmachus (498-514), while building the basilica of S. [Please select]
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A very old tradition, confirmed by the "Liber Pontificalis," describes the modern church of S. [Please select]
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Duchesne's "Liber Pontificalis" and de Rossi's second volume of the "Inscriptiones Christianæ" provide the necessary foundations for such a work. [Please select]
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According to the "Liber Pontificalis" nine hundred and seventy-five pounds of silver were used in the work. [Please select]
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These sketches were collected in a volume by Lorrain and called "Liber Veritatis," and for more than a hundred years the Dukes of Westminster have owned this. [Please select]
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