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Quartodecimo omnium sanctorum corresponds to November 14 on specific Latin inscriptions
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An analysis of a 19th-century Latin grave inscription shows the phrase 'quartodecimo omn sanct' directly corresponding to 'Nov XIV' (November 14).

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Is 'quartodecimo omnium sanctorum' the same as 'Nov XIV' on this Latin ...
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# Is 'quartodecimo omnium sanctorum' the same as 'Nov XIV' on this Latin grave inscription? Tags: england, latin-language - Score: 17 - Views: 929 - Answers: 1 - Answered: yes - Asked by: Wade B (313 rep) - Asked: 2021-05-13 - Edited: 2021-05-13 - Site: history ## Question I have been translating the Latin inscription on a 19th century tomb in the parish churchyard, Mitcham, south west London, UK. I'm using a Latin dictionary and a 'Latin Made Simple' book I bought many years ago, as well as online resources. I have been able to translate the inscription but have a hit a problem in what looks like a duplication. The tomb is of Richard Cranmer, who died in 1828, and is listed grade 2 by Historic England. In addition, his daughter and widow are in the tomb, and their names are listed below his. The inscription reads HIC IACENT RICARDVS CRANMER LLB HVIVS ECCLESIAE PAROCHVS QVI OBIIT DIE FESTO OMNIVM SANCTORVM A.D. MDCCCXXVIII AET XLIV ESTHER MARIA LOVISA CRANMER FILIA EIVSDEM NATV MINOR QVAE OBIIT DIE OCTAVO OMN SANCT A.D. MDCCCXLI AET XVII ELISABETHA MARIA CRANMER EIVSDEM RCI VIDVA OVAE OBIIT DIE QVARTODECIMO OMN SANCT NOV XIV A.D. MDCCCXLV AET XLV REQVIESCANT IN PACE AMEN I h
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