Usted buscó: the case (Inglés - Latín)

not the case
non est verum

that being the case
quae cum causa

that this is the case,
quaesa te tertieus ne neglecta me

this is the case draconis
hic autem

nothing happens from the case
nihil casu fit

it is not the case that we do not care
non casu quod

let there be rockwhere there is faith, and the strength of the case, the light
ubi fides ibi lux et robur

the heart of which it knows, what he has will in the cases mentioned
cor quod novit quod habet in causis de quibus

apostolus, apostoli notice/statement of the case sent to a higher tribunal on an appeal (roman law);
apostoli

and this is the case of the slayer, which shall flee thither, that he may live: whoso killeth his neighbour ignorantly, whom he hated not in time past;
haec erit lex homicidae fugientis cuius vita servanda est qui percusserit proximum suum nesciens et qui heri et nudius tertius nullum contra eum habuisse odium conprobatu

indictus, indicta, indictum not said/mentioned; (~ cause, without the case's being pleaded); unheard;
indicta

jupiter is the father of men and gods. the division of the world into zeus land and sky of the case. the eagle is ascribed to jupiter. where jupiter, he became angry, and waving his thunderbolt out of heaven into the earth, and the raging of the alarm to the. jupiter's wife, juno, but many women and even men love the focus, therefore, is always jealous juno. once jupiter, ganymede, a young trojan grabbed the child desperately. aquila, a man sent another; and he led them to think that ganymede to olympus. ganymede, and it was the bearer of the gods. even danaem love. in
iuppiter hominum et deorum pater est. in mundi divisione ad iovem terra et caelum pertinuerunt. aquila iovi adscribitur. ubi iuppiter iratus est, e caelo in terram fulmen iactat et tempestatem concitat. uxor iovis iuno est, sed iuppiter multas mulieres et etiam homines amat, ergo iuno zelotypa semper est. quondam iuppiter ganymedem, adulescentem troianum, rapuit, nam puerum amabat. aquilam misit et ea ganymedem in olympum duxit. ganymedes inde iam deorum pocillator fuit. etiam danaem amavit. iu