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• ALLELUJAH — Hebr. vox. i. e. Laudate Deum. Augustin. de Divers. Serm. I. c. 1. Nostis, quia Alleluia Latine dicitur, Laudate Deum. Arnobius Iun. in Psalm. 104. Alleluia in isto Psalmo principium sumpsit, quam qui interpretantur, Gloria Deo, Creatori omnium;… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• ALPHABETUM — in modum crucis bis in pavimento describit Roman. Pontifex, cum Ecclesiam consecrat. Bruno Signiensis de Consecr. Eccl. Aliique passim, apud Car. du Fresne Glossar. Vide quoque supra, in voce Abcturium, et infra ubi de Literis, it. voce Numeri.… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• ANIMA — corpori nubens, antistitem Lunam, eo excedens Proserpinam habere credita est Porpbyrio. Eandem, a corpore solutam, triplici elementô expurgari, staruerunt Gentilium Theologi, quâ de re vide infra, in voce Vannus. Quod vero eam immortalem esse… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• ANIMAL — ut Graece ζῶον, ita Hebr. chaia, ratione vitoe dicitur: non quod vita sit animalis propria, sed quia illud solum sentit, appetit et movetur. Unde ἔμψυκον animatur Graecis, saepe idem quod Animal quô sensu Pychagoras τῶ ἐμψύχων ἀπηγόρευεν ἅπτεςθαι …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale