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	Patrician - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the time of the late Roman Empire, the term patrician was a specific title given to a high court official.
		The Latin word for "patrician" is patricius (plural patricii).
		Perhaps as result, the prestige and meaning of the status eventually degraded; by the end of the crisis of the third century, patrician status as it had been understood in the Republic ceased to have meaning in everyday life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Patricius (1090 words)

	Sochet Patricius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Patricius was born in Britain, to a family of some wealth.
		Patricius spent 6 years in captivity as a sheepherder when a voice came to him in a dream instructing him that he would return to his own country and that his ship was ready.
		The earlier, Palladius, who was also named Patricius, having died in 461 or 462 and another, the current Saint Patrick, arriving around this time and continuing the conversion, with the result of both men being melded into one myth.
	www.homestead.com /realmillenniumgroup/Patrick.html (1114 words)

	Francesco Patrizi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Patricius died in Rome, and was buried in the church of St. Onophrius, in the tomb of his colleague Torquato Tasso.
		In spite of his continual controversies with the Aristotelians, Patricius managed to make a comprehensive study of contemporary science, publishing in 15 books a treatise on the New Geometry (1587), as well as works on history, rhetoric and the art of war.
		Patricius' theory of the universe is that, from God there emanated Light which extends throughout space and is the explanation of all development.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Franciscus_Patricius (896 words)

	Orthodox Saints April 13
		Patricius learned from the pagans that the old man he met along the way -- was the same Artemon, who had destroyed the pagan temple of Artemis.
		Patricius thought that Saint Artemon killed the snakes by means of sorcery, and he again started to interrogate and torture him.
		Patricius was scared, that the miracles done by Saint Artemon would draw still more people to him, and he gave orders to execute him.
	www.missionstclare.com /english/people/apr13o.html (1687 words)

	OCA - Lives of all saints commemorated on this day
		Patricius was afraid of dying, so he declared that he believed in Christ, and the affliction left him.
		Patricius learned from the pagans that the old man was the same Artemon who had destroyed the pagan temple of Artemis.
		Addressing Patricius, the doe predicted that he would be seized by two birds of prey, and dropped into a cauldron of burning pitch.
	oca.org /FSLivesAllSaints.asp?SID=4&M=4&D=13 (1697 words)

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		Patricius, however, uses his son's body for precisely the opposite purpose: to sacrifice to the false idol intemperance.
		Patricius should have seen his son's pubescence as an opportunity to lead him on the right path, and we readers should understand these events in a figural context.
		Moreover, this return to the bathhouse raises the textual ghost, at least, of Patricius and his carnal sacrifice, for it would be difficult for Augustine's readers to forget the horror of the first bathhouse scene.
	www.studyworld.com /basementpapers/papers/stack49_20.html (5995 words)

	Saint Monica Model of Wifely Forbearance
		Patricius was not without generous qualities, but these were largely dormant and became animate only later, in response to Monica's unflagging prayers and exemplary Christian behavior.
		Whatever Monica felt towards her betrothed, she was obedient to her parents' will, consoling herself with the thought that here was a lost soul that was being entrusted to her, and she determined to sacrifice herself to the task of guiding this soul onto the path to salvation.
		She firmly believed that if the light of the Gospel was reflected in all her actions, then Patricius would eventually be persuaded of its power and its truth, and would submit to it more readily than if she attempted to persuade him with rational arguments.
	www.roca.org /OA/154/154e.htm (1698 words)

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		Patricius married to be like everybody else--and also because he was well over forty, and his mother an old woman who would soon be no longer able to run his house.
		When she married Patricius she was a girl very reserved and cold to all appearances (in reality, she was very passionate), precise in attending to her religious duties, even a little strict, with her exaggeration of the Christian austerity in her hate of all the brutalities and all the careless morals that paganism condoned.
		Patricius was most eager to do this for his son, who at Madaura had shewn himself a very brilliant pupil and ought not therefore to be pulled up half-way down the course.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext05/7agst10.txt (22808 words)

	Patricius clarissimus
		AncientWorlds > Rome > The Regia > Patricius clarissimus
		A patricius clarissimus (a most illustrious patrician) must have either once started as a tetrarch in the previous Regia (of old AncientSites), have 60,000 sestertii in his/her cashbox, or have been once a consul for the Regia.
		A patricius will automatically be demoted one class if he or she does not post at least monthly.
	www.ancientworlds.net /99681 (175 words)

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		It does so by placing Augustine in a variation of the role of the daughter of sermon 51, who is sacrificed on the altar of the libido rather than of the Lord.
		The juxtaposition of water and wine in the sacrificial episode Patricius is "gaudens vinulentia" and "de vino invisibili perversae atque inclinatae in ima voluntatis suae" suggests a parody of Jesus' first miracle at the wedding at Cana: the water of the bathhouse turns into the wine of Patricius's carnal excitement.
		Patricius should have seen his son's pubescence as an opportunity to lead him on the right path, and likewise, Augustine expects his readers to understand these events in a figural context.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /jod/augustine/warner (3601 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - PATRICIUS: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		When the Jews in Palestine were severely oppressed by the Roman general Ursicinus (351) they made a desperate attempt at revolt, which soon ended in their destruction.
		At their head stood a man who is called in Greek sources "Patricius" and in Jewish "Natrona." The latter name has a Messianic meaning and is not individual.
		From a passage in the Midrash referring to these events, where it is said that Nehemiah b.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=110&letter=P (227 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Augustine of Hippo
		Although eminently respectable, his family was not rich, and his father, Patricius, one of the curiales of the city, was still a pagan.
		Patricius, proud of his son's success in the schools of Tagaste and Madaura determined to send him to Carthage to prepare for a forensic career.
		But, unfortunately, it required several months to collect the necessary means, and Augustine had to spend his sixteenth year at Tagaste in an idleness which was fatal to his virtue; he gave himself up to pleasure with all the vehemence of an ardent nature.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02084a.htm (4869 words)

	St. Patrick's Day 2003 - Luncheon
		Patricius endured six years of slavery herding sheep in the hills of Antrim in the North of Ireland, suffering hunger, cold and the solitary existence of a shepherd.
		Prior to his capture, Patricius had found little need for the "God" - "Christ" that his parents had worshipped, but in his years of isolation he changed from a careless boy into a holy man, praying to God constantly, and having "visions" in which God spoke to him.
		Through these "visions", Patricius was able to escape from Ireland and return to his family in Britain.
	www.celticartscenter.com /Special_Events/Year_2003/StPatricksDay_2003.html (724 words)

	Body (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is generally conceded that Patrick did not chase the snakes out of Ireland; it is not really known whether he used the shamrock to teach converts about the Trinity; and it cannot be identified for sure when Patrick was born, when he was ordained a bishop, and when he died.
		Yet, this Patrick, born Patricius somewhere in Roman Britain, is the great and glorious St. Patrick whom the Irish have named the father of our country and whom the Church has named patron saint of Ireland.
		Patricius undertook studies for the priesthood and returned to Ireland convinced that he had been handpicked by God to convert the entire country to Christianity.
	www.catholic-doc.org /0397patrick.html (816 words)

	Saint Monica of North Africa
		Yet he did not prevail over the power of my mother's piety in me, that as he did not believe, so neither should I. For it was her earnest care that Thou my God, rather than he, shouldst be my father” (I:11).
		Monica replied that instead of blaming their husbands they should blame their tongues, for “she had learnt not to resist an angry husband, not in deed only, but not even in word” (IX:9).
		Regardless of Patricius' religious indifference and often unchristian behavior, Monica was very attentive towards him, “whom she, the better obeyed, therein also obeying [God] Who hast so commanded” (I:11).
	www.fatheralexander.org /booklets/english/saints/monica_africa.htm (1526 words)

	Patrick the Saint - Christian History & Biography - ChristianityTodayLibrary.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		His name was Patricius, the 16-year-old son of a civil magistrate and tax collector.
		The warriors quickly demolished the village, and as Patricius darted among burning houses and screaming women, he was caught.
		Patricius, better known as Patrick, is remembered today as the saint who drove the snakes out of Ireland, the teacher who used the shamrock to explain the Trinity, and the namesake of annual parades in New York and Boston.
	www.ctlibrary.com /4312 (445 words)

	PART 3 - THE FAMILY OF PATRICIUS BART McGLONE
		Patricius Bart McGlone was born in Ireland, some say County Mayo, and the year was 1780.
		Sometime between 1860 and his death on June 20, 19865, he moved to Watrousville, Michigan, which is in Tuscola County, and Ellen was with him because she died on March 29, 19865, and is also buried at Watrousville.
		Patricius and Ellen had three children, that we are sure of:
	home.neo.rr.com /jmcglone/part3.htm (2155 words)

	click beetles - Alaus spp.
		patricius is variable in length (30 to 35 mm) and color but is similar to the other two Florida species.
		The body color is dark brown to fl with a pattern of whitish scales on both dorsal and ventral surfaces.
		patricius is easily distinguished from the other Florida species by the very small "eyespots," the color pattern and the doubly spined elytral apices.
	creatures.ifas.ufl.edu /trees/beetles/click_beetle.htm (1247 words)

	August 27 LITURGY: (aug27lit.htm)
		When she reached womanhood her parents married her off to a nobleman by the name of Patricius who was a kind husband, but possessed a terrible temper and a wanderlust which Monica tolerated because of her marriage vows.
		She tried to calm and win him over through her obedience and patience, always praying that he would realize the error of his ways and come to see the only answer was God.
		Her prayers were answered in 371 when Patricius received Baptism as he lay dying.
	www.dailycatholic.org /issue/Aug/aug27lit.htm (1035 words)

	St. Monica - Saint of the Day - American Catholic
		Although she was a Christian, her parents gave her in marriage to a pagan, Patricius, who lived in her hometown of Tagaste in North Africa.
		Patricius had some redeeming features, but he had a violent temper and was licentious.
		Patricius criticized his wife because of her charity and piety, but always respected her.
	www.americancatholic.org /Features/SaintOfDay/default.asp?id=1120 (695 words)

	Tír na nÓg - Message Board
		Patricius was sold to a local “king”, Miliucc, and forced to work as a shepherd-slave.
		During his experience as a slave, Patricius prayed constantly, leading him to develop faith in Christianity (his grandfather was a Catholic priest).
		After six years, Patricius claimed, he awoke in the middle of the night to voice telling him to escape and head back home to Britain.
	www.alia.ie /tir/discus/messages/23/69.html?MondayMarch3120031226am (2946 words)

	So Who Was St. Patrick?
		It is often assumed that Patricius was the first to bring Christianity to Ireland in c.
		The Pope's consecration of Patricius as a saint confirmed what Celtic Catholics already accepted, but it re-established the idea of Patrick as a servant of the church of Rome.
		This initiative was, in part, a matter of Vatican protocol, but the Irishness of Patrick was undiminished even though he was, of course, born elsewhere.
	hnn.us /articles/615.html (904 words)

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		A messenger delivers to Patricius that he must do something to enforce Petra to call a part of its army to the kingdom because they are losing to the Petrans.
		Patricius refuses to think likewise and orders him to take the girl out of the kingdom.
		Patricius meets with the queen and threatens if the king declares victory the girl will die, but if he retreats from the freed territories the girl will be set free.
	www.cartage.org.lb /en/themes/Arts/music/Lebanese/Composers/Fairuz/plays/icpetra/icpetra1.htm (435 words)

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		Patricius was no Christian, and all of his behavior reflected his total depravity.
		If it had been left up to Patricius, little Augustine would never have been deemed a saint — Patricius was all too willing to lead his boy straight to the pit of hell.
		And if Patricius had been saved earlier in life, and if he had sat under some good strong Biblical preaching, Patricius would have found out that his conduct toward his wife was altogether unacceptable for a believer in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ.
	home.earthlink.net /~delou/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/ChristianHusband.doc (1693 words)

	Detail Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Emperor Leo I had promised Aspar to elevate Patricius to the rank of Caesar.
		Opposition from the orthodox church in Constantinople was immediate, for Patricius was an Arian.
		Their fears were increased a short time later when Patricius married Leo's youngest daughter, Leontia.
	www.fofweb.com /Onfiles/Ancient/AncientDetail.asp?iPin=ROME1228 (162 words)

	Saint Monica
		The woman we know as St Monica was born into a Christian family in Tagasste, Algeria, across the Mediterranean Sea from Rome, in 332 AD.
		One day, Patricius accepted Baptism but he lived only a short year as a christian before he died.
		With confidence, persistence and profound faith, you prayed daily for the conversion of your belvoed husband, Patricius and your beloved son, Augustine.
	www.livingwatercommunity.com /saiints/saint_monica.htm (341 words)

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		Odoacer overthrew the last Western Roman Emperor in 476, and appealed to the Eastern Emperor Zeno for recognition not as Augustus, but as patricius and administrator of Italy (he needed no affirmation of his kingship, which was a Germanic position).
		Zeno granted him the title of patricius, but advised that he accept the authority of the deposed Emperor Julius Nepos, who was still alive and ruling in Dalmatia.
		Theoderic already held the Roman titles of patricius and magister militum praesentalis (he had also been consul in 484), and was also hereditary king of the Ostrogoths, when Zeno proposed that he defeat Odoacer and rule Italy.
	www.ghg.net /shetler/rome/rulers/barbarians.html (505 words)

	Verleihung der Patricius-Plakette an Dr. Rüdiger Schulz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Patricius, bewirkte um das Jahr 360 als Bischof der kleinasiatischen Stadt Prusa, dem heutigen Bursa in der Türkei.
		Patricius did not deny the salutary effects of the waters, nor the cures wrought by them, but endeavoured to convince the governor and the listeners that these waters, and all other things, had received their being and perfection from the one only true God, and his Son Jesus Christ.
		And while he was endeavouring to account for their heat and ebullition, from secondary causes, he was interrupted by the proconsul's crying out: "You pretend, then, that Christ made these waters, and gave them their virtue?"
	www.gga-hannover.de /engl/aktuelles/pressemitteilungen/patricius_plakette_schulz.htm (832 words)

	magoo.com: Baptisms and Marriages in the Catholic Parish of Aughnamullen West by Hugh McGough
		Patricius Murnihan and Catherine McGough were married on February 28, 1843.
		Patricius McGough and Anna Conelly were married on February 4, 1845.
		The IGI lists a Michael McGough born on December 7, 1866, whose parents were Bernard McGough and Rose McCabe.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/baptisms.html (2586 words)

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	Augustine of Hippo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At age seventeen he went to Carthage to continue his education in rhetoric.
		and his father Patricius a pagan, but Augustine followed the controversial Manichaean religion, much to the horror of his mother.
		As a youth Augustine lived a hedonistic lifestyle for a time, and in Carthage, he developed a relationship with a young woman who would be his concubine for over fifteen years, with whom he had a son.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Augustine_of_Hippo (3515 words)

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