Examples of using Summa in English and their translations into Swedish
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The mature teacher, however, very often embodied the results of his own speculation in a Summa, which, in time became a text in the hands of his successors.
notably Alexander of Hales Summa, IV, Q. xxiii, m.
Summa Mill will be permanently closed down at the end of January 2008 with 450 job losses.
Victoria Pratt started her adult life as a kinesiologist shortly after graduating summa cum laude(then again,
As the Soviets found it too difficult to breach the line at the Summa sector, they attacked 10 km to the east in a sector known as Lähde.
Summa Mill in Kymenlaakso is being closed down because of persistent losses in recent years
Furthermore the event will host presentations for instance about Valmet Automotives development work with electric cars and the changing of Summa paper mill to a Google server centre.
yale summa cum laude, all that crap.
he earned an A.B.(summa cum laude)
At the same time as the person placing the call was being questioned the alarm was being forwarded to the emergency service centres for the two ambulance organisations in Madrid- Summa 112 and Samur.
passages in his writings(see, e.g., Summa III: 27:2, ad 2).
DE- CIX V2 Harald Summa, CEO at DE CIX, focuses on how Interxion provides connectivity,
graduated from Columbia Law, cum laude and summa cum laude?
then graduated in 1924 summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Georgia(UGA) in Athens.
Thomas Aquinas said in the Summa:"God, Who is the first principle of all things,
the decrees of the Supreme Pontiffs, the Summa of Thomas Aquinas,
The European Commission was represented by Mr Timo SUMMA, Director.
The European Commission was represented by Mr. Timo SUMMA, Director.
Mr Timo SUMMA Director, External Relations, European Commission.
The division of topics in theology was determined by the arrangement followed in Peter Lombard's"Books of Sentences"(see SUMMA, SIMMULAE), and in philosophy it adhered closely to the order of treatises in Aristotle's works.