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im'pri'ma'tur, n. [Mod. Lat., lit., let it be pressed upon, or printed, 3rd pers. sing. pres. subj. pass. of Lat. imprimere, to press upon.] 1. license to publish or print a book, article, etc.; especially, sanction given by the Roman Catholic Church. 2. any sanction or approval. |
imprimatur is a web-magazine, concerning itself chiefly with the events in, and affairs of, the micronation known as the Principality of Corvinia. the primary focus of the articles herein will be on Corvinia. From time to time, we will examine the activities of the other micronations of the world, but always from the Corvinian viewpoint. micronations are, despite their generally diminutive extent, a big subject. The editors will endeavour to cover this subject fairly and without bias. We welcome submissions (in any one of the five official languages of Corvinia, though we do prefer English or Danish), comments, and suggestions, and invite our readers to tell us their honest opinion.
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dogma et heretica |
"by the grace of..." |
much to discuss |
a sense of proportion |
building a nation |
by Peter Ravn Rasmussen Not to be confused with reality!
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