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Grotius
Grotius. A renowned European writer on Inter-national Law. He was born at Delft, in Holland, in 1585. His greatest work is
VerbarKudos
Glory fame renown praise
Michelangelo
Michelangelo Buonarroti renowned Italian painter sculptor and architect 1475 1564
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Irrenowned
Not renowned
Famous
Celebrated in fame or public report renowned mach talked of distinguished in story used in either a good or a bad sense chiefly the former
Littleton
Littleton, 'Not the name of the author only, but of the law itself,' is one of the most renowned and authoritative works on English law in existence.
Civil Law
appear most conducive to the object in view. Tribonian's library afforded forty of the works of the most renowned civilians, which, with above two thousand other treatises, containing three millions of lines, were abridged into a hundred
Magistery
Mastery powerful medical influence renowned efficacy a sovereign remedy
Imperishable
Not perishable not subject to decay indestructible enduring permanently as an imperishable monument imperishable renown
Glory
Praise honor admiration or distinction accorded by common consent to a person or thing high reputation honorable fame renown
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