˜yÐÄvlog

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supremum

[ suh-pree-muhm, soo- ]

noun

Mathematics.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of supremum1

< New Latin ²õ³Ü±è°ùŧ³¾³Ü³¾, noun use of neuter of Latin ²õ³Ü±è°ùŧ³¾³Ü²õ supreme
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Hymnus decantatus tibi jam viventi, Erit lorica protectionis populis; In die judicii te comitabuntur Hiberni ad supremum judicem.

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While the former tractate propounds the supremum magisterium of the Church, as holding sovereign power over lands and seas, souls and bodies, in the last Schema this supreme magisterium crops out in the person of Pius ix., who now enters into the possession of the supreme dominion and powers marked out for him in the dogmatic chart, if we can speak of any marking out when, in principle, everything is laid claim to, and the master himself alone and conclusively draws the line of demarcation where he chooses.

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“De ipsâ agendi normâ judicium, quatenus de morum honestate, de licito vel illicito statuendum est pro civili societate publicisque negotiis, ad supremum Ecclesiæ magisterium pertinet.â€

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Ontology and the Accident-Modes of Being.—Under the ultimate category or genus supremum of Substance experience reveals to us two broadly distinct sub-classes: corporeal substances, “bodies†or “material†things, and spiritual substances or “spiritsâ€.

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Immediate Sub-Classes of Quality as Genus Supremum.—On account of the enormous variety of qualities which characterize the data of our experience, the problem of classifying qualities is not a simple one.

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