Translation of "Fecit" in German

The nameboard is signed with: "Patent Thomas Preston Londini Fecit No.

The motto "Fecit Utraque Unum" (both are one) illustrates this episode.

In 1996 Hate signed their first record contract with a small underground label, Novum Vox Mortiis, who released their first two albums, "Daemon Qui Fecit Terram" (1996) and "Lord Is Avenger" (1997) in Poland.

This is the Latin abbreviation for "Votum Fecit, Gratiam Accipit", meaning that a grace has been asked for and it had been granted due to intercession by the "Madonna tal-Grazzja" (Our Lady of Grace).

This is the Latin abbreviation for Votum Fecit, Gratiam Accipit, meaning that a grace has been asked for and it had been granted due to intercession by the Madonna tal-Grazzja (Our Lady of Grace).

Terracotta painted with glass ochhi, signed and dated "Friday 21 August 1739 Paolo Violi Fecit"

The 27th coat of arms is the one of Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich himself, outlined by the inscription: "MDCIII - Wolfgangus Theodorics Archiep(iscopu)s fecit" ("Made by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich).

The Psalmist can thus conclude with a profession of faith, which has been part of the Christian liturgy for centuries, as an ideal premise for all our prayers: "Adiutorium nostrum in nomine Domini, qui fecit caelum et terram - Our help is in the name of the Lord, who made heaven and earth" (v. 8).

Of this ancient building remains only one step of the Liber Pontificalis, which says that Liberius fecit basilicam appoint its juxta macellum Liviae.

On the left, Mary Magdalene, the Virgin Mary -with the mark of the author ["Leodegarius me fecit"] on the book she carried in her hands- and Mary mother of St James and St John.

Nothing remains of this church but a few lines in the Liber Pontificalis affirming that Pope Liberius "Fecit basilicam nomini suo iuxta Macellum Liviae."

All the songs are one-voice, the only two-voice composition is Hoc dies quam fecit.

It was the beginning of the bloody persecution that for a decade not only seeded Christians but also caused betrayal and splits within the bosom of the Church (cf. Eusebius, Historia ecclesiastica VIII, 2-3), beginning with Rome, where Pope Marcellinus, as one reads set down in lapidary fashion in his official biography, ended by thurifying the pagan deities: «ad sacrificium ductus est ut turificaret, quod et fecit» (Liber pontificalis I, 162).

J. Dixon Fecit within the subject lower right, to which on the left a N Dance Pinxt might correspond with, see III, otherwise before the letter (Nagler), as for instance also the Dixon sheets Smith 13 & 14 (Before [any] inscription).

Dixon/Dance within the subject as I, in addition Dance pinxt / J Dixon Fecit in the white lower margin, set off from the platemark as above.

Surrealist pictures by R. Fecit from Berlin can be seen, who lets a train travel through the sea, while Dirk Kühnel depicts, among other things, the dreamer himself.