Sentences with phrase «latin inscriptions»

«Melior de Cenere Surgo» recite the Latin inscriptions on the local monuments: «Flourishing I rise from the ashes again».

Sarchie's visions (represented by quick flashes of disgusting things, the lamest kind of scare tactic) stem from an ancient evil brought to the Bronx from Iraq by a group of soldiers who discover evil looking Latin inscriptions in a cave, as is seen in the film's prologue.

As my other languages are rusty, here is the Latin inscription: IESVS · NAZARENVS · REX · IVDÆORVM (Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews), to outrage the Sanhedrin.

The superscription reads: «a recurring motif in works commissioned by the wealthier patrons of Renaissance religious art,» while the Latin inscription on the window itself is «Dives Vincet,» or «Wealth Wins!»

On the wall was a framed Army Reservist flag with a Latin inscription that several players found themselves wondering at its translation.

The map, which includes a Latin inscription, is tattooed on his scalp, so it has to be cut from his head.

Secondly, note the Latin inscription «concordia domi foris pax» which means «harmony at home and peace abroad».

Not exact matches

The inscription, written in Latin, contained the phrase, «Pontius Pilatus, Prefect of Judea has dedicated to the people of Caesarea a temple in honor of Tiberius.»

The meaning of the nine - letter Canaanite inscription is unclear, but the excavators say it provides significant information about the development of the Canaanite alphabet, and ultimately Hebrew, Greek, and Latin alphabets.

But through the gates I could see those lawns — mowed to banded perfection by my father — the cricket grounds with their neat hedges; the chapel with its weather vane and its inscriptions in Latin.

The word subscribe originally referred in Latin to writing beneath, as with an inscription at the base of a statue, or at the end of a letter, or in the adding of one's name at the bottom of a text or concept (as in subscribing to an idea).