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orate
orate, v. (ˈɔəreɪt, ɒˈreɪt) [f. L. orāt-, ppl. stem of ōrāre to speak, plead, pray. This word is occasionally instanced since c 1600, but has only recently come into more common use, as a back-formation from oration, app. first in U.S. c 1860; in Dictionaries it is recorded in Webster Supp. (1879).]... Oxford English Dictionary
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Orate fratres
Orate fratres is the incipit of a request for prayer that the priest celebrating Mass of the Roman Rite addresses to the faithful participating in it before If the Orate fratres were an old integral part of the Mass, it would of course be sung loud." wikipedia.org
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oratist
oratist rare. (ˈɒrətɪst) [f. orate v. + -ist.] One given to orating.1887 Swinburne in Fortn. Rev. XLII. 173 The orotund oratist of Manhattan. Oxford English Dictionary
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Roberto Bravo
Bibliography Al sur de la frontera (South of the Border) No es como usted dice (It's not as you say) Vida del Orate (Life of the Orate) Lo que quedó de wikipedia.org
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exorate
† ˈexorate, v. Obs. [f. L. exōrāt- ppl. stem of exōrāre, f. ex- (see ex- prefix1) + ōrāre to pray.] 1. trans. a. To request earnestly, implore. b. To prevail upon (a person) by entreaty.1599 Porter Angry Wom. Abingd. Prol., Let a poore scholler implore and exerate [sic] that you would make him riche... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Aylmer
Citezeyn and Alderman of the Moneth of July in the Yer of our Lord God m°cccc° lxxxxiij°. on whose Soule GodNear it lies a stone with an effigies and this,Orate A° Dni. m°cccc° lxxxxiij°. cuius anime propicietur deus.On a north isle window,Orate pro bono statu Thome Thirsby, et Eliz. wikipedia.org
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knavate
† knavate Obs. nonce-wd. A knave.a 1529 Skelton Epitaphe Poet. Wks. 1843 I. 170 Fratres, orate, For this knauate, By the holy rode, Dyd neuer man good. Oxford English Dictionary
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Alick Kay
He also travelled regularly to Melbourne to orate next to the Yarra. wikipedia.org
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oracy
oracy (ˈɔərəsɪ) [f. L. ōs, ōr- mouth + -acy, after literacy.] The capacity or ability to express oneself fluently in speech. Also, oral transmission of poetry, etc.1965 A. Wilkinson Spoken Eng. 14 The term we suggest for general ability in the oral skills is oracy; one who has those skills is orate,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Reinberg
The weathered inscription above the crucified Jesus probably originally ran: "orate pro ravno van barneko". It may also be read as "orate pro heyno van der beken", however there is no record of a van der Beken family. wikipedia.org
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Esther Newport
The publication, seen as a contemporary of the Catholic Worker and Orate Fratres, centered around the "social character of the arts" for both artists and writing focused on Christian theories of art and art education, subjects about which she wrote numerous articles for Christian publications including Orate wikipedia.org
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Pietro di Bagnara
He signed his work with "Orate Deum pro anima pictoris" ("Pray God for the soul of this painter"). wikipedia.org
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Alcuin Deutsch
It also published a journal similar to Orate Fratres for nuns, it was called Sponsa Regis. His obituary in Orate Fratres notes that "He died on the Vigil of Pentecost, having made his weekly confession a few hours earlier." wikipedia.org
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Catholic Art Quarterly
centered on the "social character of the arts" for both artists and art educators was seen as a contemporary of magazines like The Catholic Worker and Orate wikipedia.org
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Balthazar Ntivuguruzwa
His Motto is "Orate in Veritate" (English: Pray in Truth). References 1967 births Roman Catholic bishops of Kabgayi Living people wikipedia.org
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