Honorius

[ hoh-nawr-ee-uhs, -nohr- ]

noun

1. Fla·vi·us [fley, -vee-, uh, s], a.d. 384–423, Roman emperor of the West 395–423.

Example Sentences

To get their software up and running, the team members scanned letters sent by 13th century Pope Honorius III and taught the computer how to read them with the aid of 600 Italian schoolchildren.

From Los Angeles Times

Honorius prohibited any slave who had been a gladiator passing into the service of a senator; but the real object of this last measure was, I imagine, not so much to stigmatise the gladiator, as to guard against the danger of an armed nobility.58 A much more important fact is that the spectacles were never introduced into the new capital of Constantine.

From Project Gutenberg

In the West, the last gladiatorial show was celebrated at Rome, under Honorius, in a.d.

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The city of Milan interceded, and finally even the authorities of Brescia itself urged that moderation would be conducive to peace; and, May 1, 1226, Honorius authorized the bishops to use their discretion in diminishing the penalties.

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Gregory IX. was a man of sterner temper than Honorius, and, despite his octogenary age, his advent to the pontificate, in 1227, was the signal for unrelenting war on heresy.

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