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Revocate
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Rev´o`cate
v. t.1.To recall; to call back.
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The advent of the Messiah brings about the disactivation of the law: "Vivere nel messia significa appunto revocare e rendere inoperosa in ogni istante e in ogni aspetto la vita che viviamo, fare apparire in essa la vita per cui viviamo, che Paolo chiama la 'vita di Gesu'" (271).
"The theological materials of modernity (On Giorgio Agamben)" by Colilli, Paul / Italica
34) More, 1986b, 279: "Multum providit deus cum omnia institueret communia, multum Christus cum in commune conatus est rursus a privato revocare mortales.
Utopia through Italian eyes: Thomas More and the critics of civic ... by Nelson, Eric / Renaissance Quarterly
revocare Musas'," Quaderni folenghiani II (1997-1998): 15-32; "Poemi biblici fra Quattro e Cinquecento," Giornale storico della letteratura italiana CLXXIX (2002): 161-92.
Teofilo Folengo. La Palermitana by Scalabrini, Massimo / Italica
 
 
 
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