Maria
- I Mary, the mother of Jesus (eccl. Lat.), Vulg. Matt. 2, 11: Marĭa, Prud. Psych. 88; id. Apoth. 643; Sedul. Car. Pasch. 2, 49: Marīa, id. Hymn. 1, 53; 54.—
- II Mary Magdalene, Vulg. Johan. 20, 1; Sedul. 4, 142.—
- III Mary of Bethany, sister of Lazarus and Martha, Vulg. Johan. 11, 1.
- a town of the Parthians, Plin. 6, 25, 29, § 113.
si ‥ nobis incontaminata ~iae virginitas incarnatum Dei Verbum caelesti puerperio peperit
per intercessionem beatae suae genetricis semperque Virginis ~iae
in quo Arthur portavit imaginem sanctae ~iae perpetuae Virginis
virginem me Virginis filius huc usque servavit, virginem me virginum regina ~ia habebit
in capella S. ~ie de Rupe subter castrum de Notingham
Sancta ~ia Magdalene, quae cum fonte lacrimarum ad fontem misericordiae Christum venisti
unde Augustinus ‥ de ~ia Magdalena, que solebat in fornicatione sua frontosa esse
illa ‥ que tibi astat in sinistro latere, est apostolorum Christi apostola, ~ia Magdalene
corpus beate ~ie Magdalene a Gerardo comite Burgundie ad cenobium Viceliacum ‥ transfertur
duae ‥ istae Domino dilectae sorores duas vitas spiritales ‥ demonstrant: Martha quidem actualem qua proximo in cariate sociamur, ~ia vero contemplativam qua in Dei amore suspiramus
Martham videre ministerio, ~iam desiderio, fidem operantem, caritatem ardentem
mente Maria vacat, sed in actum Martha laborat / est intenta gregi Martha, Maria Deo
rusticitas hodie se miscet philosophie, / fuscat et ecclesie Martham pacemque Marie
o devota sollicitudo, ubi nec meretur Martha corripi nec ~ia
vita activa, Martha, Lya ‥ vita contemplativa, ~ia, Rachelle
martyres Ipolitus, ‥ ~ia, Martha, Paulina
~ia abbatissa de Rumesie, filia regis Stephani, nupsit comiti Matheo
Maria soror sancti Thome martyris, mandato regis patris et contemplatione fratris, facta est abbatissa Berchingensis
~ia inluminatrix
~ia,thornaet is on Englis hlafdia
Æra, mella, ordea, vina. Glossar. vet. ex Cod. reg. 7613.
Marievero quid apud nostrates sonet, docent Lit. remiss. an. 1475. in Reg. 195. Chartoph. reg. ch. 1566 :
Marie ! Marie ! qui vault autant à dire en parolles de joyeuseté comme
Voire, Voire. Aliæ ann. 1446. in Reg. 178. ch. 118 : Lesquelz compaignons
par dérision disdrent aux supplians : Marie ! que ces gens là sont
crueulx.the wife of the emperor Michael VII. Parapinales, some of whose coins have the head of both Michael and Maria. (Michael VII.; Eckhel, vol. viii. p. 259. ) [W.P]
plebeian. The name of Marius was not of unfrequent occurrence in the towns of Italy: thus, we find as early as the second Punic war a Marius Blosius and a Marius Alfius at Capua (Liv. 23.7, 35), and a Marius at Praeneste (Sil. Ital. 9.401). But no Roman of this name is mentioned till the celebrated C. Marius, the conqueror of the Cimbri and Teutones, who may be regarded as the founder of the gens. It was never divided into any families, though in course of time, more especially under the emperors, several of the Marii assumed surnames, of which an alphabetical list is given below. [Marius.] On coins we find the cognomens Capito and Trogus, but who they were is quite uncertain. [Capito; Trogus.]
See Marea.