Lign. arbor. S. P. Dominici

English translation: Lignum Arboris Sancti Patris Dominici / The wood from the tree of Holy Father Dominic

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Latin term or phrase:Lign. arbor. S. P. Dominici
English translation:Lignum Arboris Sancti Patris Dominici / The wood from the tree of Holy Father Dominic

01:44 Feb 19, 2008
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Religion / Rosary reliquary note
Latin term or phrase: Lign. arbor. S. P. Dominici
typewritten paper inside of reliquary rosary has this phrase
Steve Pyle
Lignum Arboris Sancti Patris Dominici / The wood from the tree of Holy Father Dominic
Explanation:
[...] "Lignum Arboris S.P. Dominici is literally "The wood from the tree of (our) Holy Father Dominic" [...]
[...] "The tree referred to is an organe tree planted in the cloisters of S. Sabina all'Aventino (the Dominican church in Rome, also the location of one of the oldest known crucifixion scene in the world)" [...]
[...]The orange tree pictured is said to be a direct descendant of the one planted in Rome by Our holy Father Dominic (Sanctus Pater Noster Dominicus = SPN etc) in 1220. Apparently this was the first of its type to be planted in Italy. The Villa Sciarra in Rome has an orange grove grown in commemoration of the bringing of the plant to Italy by St. Dominic". [...]
See http://cnytr.blogspot.com/2005/05/and-all-that-time-you-thou...
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Leonardo Marcello Pignataro (X)
Local time: 22:40
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Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for and a lot more information than I had even hoped for.
Mille grazie.

S. Pyle
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5 +4Lignum Arboris Sancti Patris Dominici / The wood from the tree of Holy Father Dominic
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Lignum Arboris Sancti Patris Dominici / The wood from the tree of Holy Father Dominic


Explanation:
[...] "Lignum Arboris S.P. Dominici is literally "The wood from the tree of (our) Holy Father Dominic" [...]
[...] "The tree referred to is an organe tree planted in the cloisters of S. Sabina all'Aventino (the Dominican church in Rome, also the location of one of the oldest known crucifixion scene in the world)" [...]
[...]The orange tree pictured is said to be a direct descendant of the one planted in Rome by Our holy Father Dominic (Sanctus Pater Noster Dominicus = SPN etc) in 1220. Apparently this was the first of its type to be planted in Italy. The Villa Sciarra in Rome has an orange grove grown in commemoration of the bringing of the plant to Italy by St. Dominic". [...]
See http://cnytr.blogspot.com/2005/05/and-all-that-time-you-thou...

Leonardo Marcello Pignataro (X)
Local time: 22:40
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Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for and a lot more information than I had even hoped for.
Mille grazie.

S. Pyle

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  stolley
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agree  Rebecca Garber
4 hrs

agree  Veronika McLaren
5 hrs

agree  Joseph Brazauskas: Sine dubio.
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