John wrote "...Does it perhaps say that a prince is someone who governs a
kingdom,
land, or province?"
"princeps, -is 1 de eo qui regnum, terram, provinciam gubernat a nude b
c.gen. 2 de magnatibus, proceres a nude b c.gen. 3 i.q. auctor a de Deo,
(princeps summus = deus Gertz S 70, 11) ; b de rebus humanis; principes
celestes = angeli et sancti''
My translation assumes Church not vulgar Latin. The definition translates
as;
Leader, he/she steers the province . he/she there (in the province) is able
to be about royal power,- the land. the nobless .2 about the great men.
the same 3. Q. the dispenser of God,( the highest leader= deus Gertz the S
the 70, 11); b in human affairs; the divine leaders = the angels and the
saints'
a nude, bc gen indicate the word root.
I add; 'Visine scire quod credium? Credo orbes volantes exsitare. Die dulci
fruere.' Translation 'Do you know what I think? I think thay flying
saucers are real.Have a nice day.
Sinclair
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