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| A king reigns but does not govern |
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| Rex regnat sed non gubernat |
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| Promoting; contributing; helpful |
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1. To persuade; to influence
2. To cause; to bring about |
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| To slander; to speak falsely or maliciously of |
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1. A small fort defending an important point
2. A place of refuge or defense |
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| Dominance, especially of one political body over another |
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| A thorough explanation or interpretation, especially of a sacred text |
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1.An announcement; a proclamation
2. (often capitalized) In Christian thought, the announcement by the angel Gabriel to Mary that she would give birth to the son of God |
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| An action or statement in which something is given up, rejected, abandoned, or sacrificed |
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| An organized society, such as a nation, state, church, or other organization, having a specific form of government |
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1. Wise; prudent; sagacious
2. Expedient; taking advantage of the moment; shrewd |
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| "to be able", "to have power" |
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| Monarch; a ruler possessing great power |
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| Mighty; powerful; forceful |
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1. Emblems and symbols of royalty, rank, office, or institution
2. Finery; elaborate attire |
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1. The office or period of office of a regent; one who administers for monarch, especially (sometimes capitalized) in England (1811-1820) and in France (1715-1723)
2. (often capitalized) A style of dress, furniture, and architecture characteristic of the regency period in England |
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| A governor or ruler exercising authority on behalf of a sovereign in a province or colony |
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