faciendum造句

• Greenwich Academy's motto is " Ad ingenium faciendum, " " Toward the Building of Character ."
• Alan Bray saw the rite of " Ordo ad fratres faciendum " ( " Order for the making of brothers " ) as serving the same purpose in the medieval Roman Catholic Church.
• Both techniques of polyphonic performance, the punctum contra punctum ( discant ) and florid organum as puncta contra punctum have been once discussed in a 15th-century treatise from Italy, which had been obviously associated with the treatise " Ad organum faciendum " of Aquitanian provenance.
• Most likely it was written around 1100, and its comments, examples, and suggestions correspond closely with the music of the contemporary St . Martial school and Codex Calixtinus, as well as the material in the treatise " Ad organum faciendum " ( also known as the " Milan Treatise " ) from about the same time.
• Boswell commented on the lack of any equivalent in the Western Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church, but the British historian Alan Bray in his book " The Friend ", gave a Latin text and translation of a Latin Catholic Rite from Slovenia, entitled " Ordo ad fratres faciendum ", literally " Order for the making of brothers ".
• In the 11th century, the " Salisbury Pontifical " ( BL Cotton MS Tiberius C . 1 ) and the " Pontifical " of Thomas of Canterbury require insufflation of the font; the " Missal " of Robert of Jumi鑗es ( Canterbury ) has an erased rubric where it may have done likewise, as well as having an illegible rubric where it probably directed the exsufflation of catechumens, and retaining the old " ordo ad caticuminum ex pagano faciendum, " complete with its sufflation ceremony; and an English " Ordo Romanus " ( BL Cotton MS Vitellius E . 12 ) contains a triple exsufflation of baptizands.