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11Parens patriae — is Latin for father of the people . In law, it refers to the public policy power of the state to usurp the rights of the natural parent, legal guardian or informal carer, and to act as the parent of any child or individual who is in need of… …
12PARENS Deorum — cognomen Domitiani, apud Statium l. 4. Sylv. 3. v. 139. Salve dux hominum, et Parens Deorum Praevisum mihi, cognitumque Numen. Propter reddita videl. vel addita Diis Templa. Idem Parens Latius, h. e. Iuppiter Ausonius, eidem, Comâ Earini et l. 1 …
13Parens scientiarum — (latin pour la mère des sciences) est une bulle pontificale de Grégoire IX, datée du 13 avril 1231 et adressée aux professeurs et étudiants de l université de Paris. Faisant suite aux lettres du légat Robert de Courçon (de l année 1215), le pape… …
14Parens est nomen generale ad omne genus cognationis — Parens is a general name for every kind of relationship …
15parens patriae — /paerenz paetriyiy or perenz peytriyiy/ Parens patriae, literally parent of the country, refers traditionally to role of state as sovereign and guardian of persons under legal disability, such as juveniles or the insane, State of W.Va. v. Chas.… …
16Parens occi — Micronoctua occi Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta …
17Parens scientiarum — Die Päpstliche Bulle Parens scientiarum ( lat.: Mutter der Wissenschaften) gilt im Bewusstsein der Pariser Universität Sorbonne als die Magna Charta, die 1231 zur Beendigung des Lehrboykotts geführt hatte. Papst Gregor IX., der auch an der… …
18parens patriae — ˌpa(a)rə̇nzˈpā.trēˌē, zˈpa.t ; zˈpä.trēˌī noun Etymology: Latin : the father of the country constituted in law by the state (as in the United States) or by the sovereign (as in Great Britain) in the capacity of legal guardian of persons not sui… …
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20parens — pa·rens …
