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…Eventually Europe and beyond They spoke Greek, Latin, Aramaic. They had Greek names, Roman citizenship, foreign customs. They were culturall…
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… ecclesiastical use. From Greek episkopos came: • Latin episcopus • Old English biscop • Middle English bisshop • Modern English bishop The relat…
…o continue the work (2 Timothy 2:2). Episcopal: Relating to or characterized by bishops; derived from episkopos. Presbyter (presbuteros): An “el…
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- Professor Totocould not meet the “natural born” standard. Jus Sanguinis: Latin: “right of blood.” The principle that citizenship is determined by parentage rather than place of birth. 150 BLOODRIGHT Jus Soli: Latin: “right of the soil.” The principle that citizenship ... interpretation that seeks the original public meaning of the text at the time it was ratified. Sub Potestate Patris: Latin: “under the power of the father.” Coke’s principle that a child’s legal status is derived from the father
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…r lived. That whole civilization spoke Greek and Latin; it was the Hellenistic, Roman, CHRISTIAN world — and Europe was the backwater, the sec…
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