Sentence examples for paulus from inspiring English sources

With a body length of 25 cm, the Ilin bushy-tailed cloud rat (C. paulus) is the smallest of the group, with short, coarse, brown fur, a cream-coloured underside, and a short, hairy, tricoloured tail.

Hitler offered to swap him for Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus, who had surrendered at Stalingrad, but Stalin refused.

The Law of Citations (426 ce) of Theodosius II, emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, made Papinian predominant among five Classical jurists (the others were Gaius, Ulpian, Modestinus, and Paulus) whose works were to be authoritative in legal proceedings.

It was settled by Dutch trappers in 1618 and became known as Paulus Hook (renamed Jersey City in 1820).

In mid-December Hitler allowed one of the most talented German commanders, Field Marshal Erich von Manstein, to form a special army corps to rescue Paulus' forces by fighting its way eastward, but Hitler refused to let Paulus fight his way westward at the same time in order to link up with Manstein.

His storming of Paulus Hook, N.J. (Aug. 19, 1779), won praise from Washington, and as a lieutenant colonel of dragoons in the Southern theatre (1780 81) he added further lustre to his name.

There the Parker Chronicle (a manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle) was written; there the Latin works of the priest and historian Paulus Orosius, St .Augustine, St .Gregory, and the Venerable Bede were translated; and there the native poetry of Northumbria and Mercia was transcribed into the West Saxon dialect.

While in Venice superintending the Aldine Press after his father, Paulus Manutius, had moved to Rome, he published his Epitome orthographiae (1575) and his commentary on Horace's Ars poetica (1576).

After Manutius's death his brothers-in-law, the Asolani, carried on the Aldine Press until 1533, when his third son, Paulus Manutius, took over.

In the late 14th century Paolo Nicoletti (Paulus Venetus) returned from Oxford to Padua after having absorbed the new logic and physics of the Mertonians and the radical nominalism of Ockham and after having increased his acquaintance with the French Averroistic trend; works by the Englishmen and by Paolo were textbooks in Italian universities for many generations.

A large number of such drawings have survived, including important work of Albrecht Dürer, Paulus Potter, and a variety of Italian artists of the 16th and 17th centuries.