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I have it: 321 I had it: 135 I want it: 289 My signature: 9
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I have it: 321 I had it: 135 I want it: 289 My signature: 9
Fendi Palazzo Perfume is devoted to women who are very delicate and feminine, yet at the same time strong. Silvia Fendi wanted to create a fragrance that will attract attention and when a woman wearing it enters a room, everyone asks:"Which perfume are you wearing?"
The woody floral composition brings us scents of Mediterranean breeze, intoxicates us with sweetly fresh notes of mandarin and bergamot, and a spicy touch of pink pepper. The heart is seductive and luscious, very feminine. It opens with notes of orange blossom, sweet and intensive jasmine and two real seductresses – Turkish and Bulgarian rose. The base brings sophisticated woodsy notes of patchouli, Guaiac wood and warm sandal wood.
The bottle is Fendi Pallazo in small. Heavy and palatial in baroque style, as a symbol of the brand, the bottle is elegant and dominating. The fragrance was created byFrancois Demachy with participation of Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Fendi.
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Palazzo was launched in 2007. Palazzo was created by Jean-Pierre Béthouart, Thierry Wasser and Annick Menardo.
Perfume rating: 3.91 out of 5 with 420 votes.
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Does anyone wants to swap with me my two little black testers (with vapor) of Palazzo (not full anymore and I cant really see how much is inside) to a tiny bit of Le Perfum Max Mara?
Does anyone have a little sample of this you'd be willing to share? Thank you!
sooo happy to have this truly classic and timeless scent..plenty of it, because just say NO to reformulations! I can't begin to describe how this smells...it is the epitome of the most feminine, classy goddess that have men charmed and under her spell easily...
Palazzo is probably the most unique, strange and dramatic perfumes I have tried. First of all not even a single note smells as it should be on me. No citrus, no white flowers, no nothing. Its smell of... Palazzo. Of course I could admit that most prominent note that I able to detect is guiac wood and earhy gloomy patch.
Otherwise it smells of realistic empty refurbished palace/building in Venice. Perfectly named! Each country has its own smell, you feel it straight from the airport, and Palazzo Fendi smells like Venice to me.
Its slightly dump smell of buildings with long history. Imagine you was walking for a long time with your backpack in hot weather among narrow canal-streets and suddenly turned and came out in big open plan arched room, the walls were just painted, almost wet from whitewash, they are cold, you can hear your own footsteps echoing across the long corridor, which leads you into picture gallery with dozens of Titian-haired portraits...They look like they are talking directly to you...Ghostly presence of something otherwordly is this fragrance. Not for everyone.
Getting hold of an iconic perfume like this creates great expectations. So far I'm surprized two ways. It is not really what I expected as the total perfume experience , but the drydown is Magic !
If that wouldn't have appeared this wouldn't be mine to keep...
The topnotes immediatly got me thinking of the top of Estee Lauder - Adventurous . very similar top whith both sweetand sour nuances , but there the similaritys end too. I will wear this for the heart and base note with a happy heart for a great catch ! The subtle patch sandelwood and guaiac wood creates a dreamedone base. The drydown is really different from what I've tried so far.
Thanks fo handing it over, my way ...
Till this day, I'm still shaking my head and asking why? Why? Why?? Why did they discontinued such a beauty? I was so upset! One time I even found a bottle in my city amd wanted to buy it the next day, but the lady already sold it! I was in bad state the rest of the week.
The perfume was pure glam. It opened with a very warm explosion. Very woody, floral even a bit incense like, one that I never smelled before. It turned heads, everybody wanted to know what I was wearing, my best friend got addicted to it (she's asking why as well) it was just pure genius! Excellent sillage and holds forever.
The reason why Fendi discontinued it was dissapointing sales in the first quarter and they felt like it was too oldfashioned for their image. If you look to what they produced now, I would say it was a big mistake. They could have easily kept this in their collection for the sophisticated lady and keep something for the younger people as well...... Fan di Fendi was horrible. Plastic synthetic smell that gave me nothing compared to this....
I will never understand it, and still be asking WHY? Every time I think of it......
This fragrance was new , I bought it, before I could finish the bottle it was discontinued ! I never really had time to enjoy it and it was beautiful!
My signature,my love,my loss....
I could wear it day,night,summer,winter,in moments of joy,in times of sorrow....
Lasts for ever,filling my hours with happiness,brightness,elegance,joy...
Few drops left in the bottle,alongside with my lamentation....
Dramatic, I know.Discontinuing such masterpieces is a stupidity if not say a crime,at least!
Beautiful orange rose candy, thankfully I have bettee orange rose candy fume thats far less expensive. Caron poure femme is where its at if u love this genre buf arent dumb or careless enough tk spend such a ridiculous amoumt of money. Ebay sellers are damn capitalistic vultures =-)
Got my sample of this, and of course, anything with patchouli and citrus is an automatic win for me. I am heartbroken that it is discontinued.
Hey!People at Fendi's: Are you crazy?BRING IT BACK!!!!!!
Hmmm, very citrus aromatic. A wellcrafted beauty that is soothing for the mind. I smell mostly citrus, woods and something sweet, perhaps tangerine? It's very low on the patch. As it dries down it becomes more dry and citrusy and I'm not sure that I'm as found of the base that I was with the heart. I like it a lot but I don't see it joining my collection, at least not in the nearest future. The projection is good but it's halflife short. After a couple of hours it doesn't radiate much, but I can smell it from my wrist for the rest of the day.
C'est chic, opulent sans vous étouffer, c'est capiteux sans jamais tomber dans la vulgarité, flamboyant sans le "bling-bling" d'un autre parfum de la même trempe.
Quel dommage que ce parfum n'existe plus.....
This is a total Mind boggling scent. I have no idea what it reminds me of, yet it reminds me of so much. It is very Chic. Not romantic or sexual, flirty or cute, but very American Chic. This is for a strong willed and strong minded woman. I just love this and it is a shame I learned to love it so late. I tested it long ago and immediately brushed it off as "too masculine". But, I recently bought a mini for change, and now I need a full bottle of it! It smells fresh and green, slightly spicy/screechy with a citric note, and patchouli and resinous undertones (think prada amber). I imagine a late summer, early autumn party in a huge mansion in the middle of the wooded suburbs of Connecticut. Everyone is dressed to the nines, partying on the huge patio outdoors, sipping champagne and talking big talk. Wow, I need this scent in my life. Extremely Unique and Very Captivating. It just draws you in...wow.
Ooh this is kind of sparkly! I've finally got round to trying my little sample of this, spraying a bit on the back of my hand. At first I get something reminiscent for me of the old 80s yellow Giorgio - but with a fruity edge. I don't get any pink pepper, thankfully but I've just had a very definite and strong blast of essential lavender oil coming through, although lavender is not listed as a note. That's calmed down now but all the while I can detect a 'fake grape' kind of scented pencil for kids kind of smell clinging to the tip of my nose. I like that smell and have been searching for it in a perfume. Eureka! Jasmine and orange flower - I find that combination in, say, Elie Saab too too much - 'I'm not a white flower girl', but here, they know their place and don't annoy me. Yes, as someone else said below, I think this IS one of those 'masterful creations' - the smell changes and loops and whorls in a spatial way. It reminds me of all kinds of smells that I can't place yet - all together. I definitely want to give Palazzo a proper wear.
Smarties candy but ditzier. Quite a bit more pink pepper than "a touch:" a very aggressive grope. Too citric in an unbalanced way that competes--rather than blends--with exaggerated white florals. If you like 'em big and sweet, this could be worth a try, as it's certainly unique enough to be a signature for someone it suits. On my skin it's too tart and flirts with a cleaning solution/tooth rot divide that can only remind me to book a dental checkup. I can't ever see reaching for Palazzo when Theorema can still be found. Rare and discontinued as it is, Theorema does citrus and candy far more justice with finer balance.
I acquired Palazzo in a swap, and did not know what to expect as it was a blind swap for me and not the usual type of perfume I go for( I dislike pink pepper and patchouli and love vanilla!). Well I love it! It is such a ligtly citrusy yet feminine scent, with white florals and hints of pink pepper... The patchouli base makes it smell deep and feminine. Yes, it has some bubblegum resemblance for the first minute or so, but it is not childish at all. It smells a little bit like a more grown up, sophisticated version of Light Blue (I am not suggesting they smell similar, not at all, but to me they evoke the same feeling of smelling goodness in their top notes:) ) The dry down is a beatiful patchouli blended with flowers, that doesn't feel heavy or overly sweet. I cannot believe Fendi discontinued it, I'd better start hoarding bottles. Palazzo was for me an example of a perfume done right, that wins over even people like me who dislike every single one of its notes on paper!
This is a beautifully orchestrated symphony that only a genius could have created (thank you Mr. Demachy). I couldn't believe they discountinued it 'because it didn't meet sales expectations' ohhh the sad world we live in :( There is no other like it and Fan de Fendi (the new one) is a joke compared to this one. This perfume is luxe luxe luxe in a bottle. The smell, the bottle, the sillage, the longevity, the compliments it draws, I could go on and on .... It was definitely a masterpiece!
Pretty, fruity pink pepper smells like bubblegum and the wood base is a soft, lovely incense fragrance. This is what I'd hoped Etat libre d'Orange's Bubblegum et Encens would smell like and didn't. Strangely wonderful.
I just bought this beauty through ebay. It is really perfect, harmonious, charming ...
My husband, who never says anything about my perfumes, said to me: "Oh my god ! please, what perfume are you wearing today ? It is delicious" ... and yes, he is right: it is luscious. Also, very long lasting and excellent sillage.
I cannot understand why it is discontinued ... a shame, truly a shame :-(
This fragrance is so beautiful and it's such a horrible shame they chose this one in particular to discontinue. I love it so much that I use it only during winter and especial occasions, and even bought a second bottle that I have put away, for when the 1st one runs out. After the second one runs out I think I'll probably cry.
Palazzo entered my world of fragrance two winters ago and left a negative impression without a reason.
Then I got almost empty sample and after opening it to repeat testing, because, by God, it is no longer manufacture or sell, I found just the opposite.I am glad.
New impression: discreetly sparkling citrus notes at first, then pepper, sweet cloud of smoke, thick and airy at the same time. Somehow it "catches" Angel, but more tenderly, then shows "a hint" of Lolita, with less ambition, yet get a decent soapy flavor and as-powdery sweetness, more on skin than on a blotter and at moderately warm weather. Colder weather - less sweetness . There are also one, attractive "dirty" tone, which lures to keep smelling.
It's not strong, but it is thick with fine aura. It is longlasting, but puzzling: one moment it is here, the next it is gone, and here again after a while. Feminine and ladylike, without pretension, casual but elegant, soft, but not too much, sharp, but not migrainic.
Palazzo is a palace full of mysterious chambers. Some are full of sunshine, some are darker of the the darkest, some have window wide opened, some are possessed by smoke, ..and all the time you can hear cheerful chatter ...
Magic Italian chic, charming notes, cheerful composition, appealing sweetness ... Like the way it is.
I sooo wanted to love it! I love the concept, I love the bottle, I'd love to look like the model in the vintage Palazzo ad, but... there's something about this perfume that makes it impossible for me to wear it. It must be the aldehydes combined with white flowers, including jasmine - probably my least favourite flowery note. Very soapy one, with waxy undertone, on the edge of being suffocating. Flat - as opposed to full-bodied. Definitely not for me, but I do believe it may smell great on somebody else.
Palazzo is the perfect summer scent for me because of the citrus notes which really stand out. The citrus is blended with orange flower and rose, tempered by woody notes and patchouli. I find it to be a complicated and very energizing perfume. I can't stop sniffing my wrists all day. The fragrance lasts and lasts, but you have to be careful not to spray too much. It can be strong. The bottle is beautiful.
It's too bad it's been discontinued because it's one of a kind. I found my bottle from one of those on-line discount retailers and will use it until the last drop is gone.
Palazzo has a special place in my heart, because it was my first "serious" perfume ever. That is, before it I had chosen all my scents by first notes or because they were easy/gentle/sweet/funny or whatever to wear. But Palazzo was more: it was a challenge.
No love at first sniff here. Not even liking. It was something I had to think over, sniff again and think over. Of course the bottle was gorgeous and Fendi famous for its unusual scents. But those reasons were not enough to buy Palazzo even at a very good price. But boy, am I happy that I gave it a chance and after hesitating purchased it (90ml EDP)!
For such a wonderful, unique creation it is difficult to find a counterpart to compare with. Some notes bring to mind Iceberg's The Fragrance, namely bergamot, patchouly and spiciness together (P has pink pepper, ITF coriander). But still, those two are distinctively different scents even sharing those notes.
On my skin Palazzo opens as a bergamot-y, peppery and very dry... bug spray (said my DH). I asked him to save his judgement just a little later - well, I had made the same mistake myself so it was easy to pretend being wise ;-)
Then comes smokiness - even some kind of incense (I picture narrow, fragrant wood sticks evaporating in a cool, dark building like church).
Only after that I detect flowers, mainly jasmine - noble, solemn white flowers which bloom in the middle of savory bergamot and aromatic woods. And more or less like that Palazzo stays on me for hours.
Now, that doesn't sound very appealing, does it? But IT IS! The entirety is beautiful: calm, disciplined, focused, without frills. Proud of itself. No excuses, no defences. But at the same time the composition is interesting and vivid, full of shades and shadows... And only then, finally, Palazzo is ready to soften and reveal also its sweetish, shy side.
So, it was love at umpteenth sniff. Palazzo has irrevocably grown on me. It was my high school for understanding that the world of scents is vast and varied. I learned to approach new things eyes (nostrils ;-) wide open. The lesson was: Don't prejudge, don't even judge something you don't understand before you have tried it many - umpteen - times.
Clean fresh jasmine floral; has some power to it as well. Smells sophisticated and expensive too. I like it because even thou it smells clean it gives a strong statement as a perfume. Something nostalgic about this one.....growing up in Europe as a child, everyone's always dressed up when out. Pretty much you look and feel great you want to smell amazing, you wear this luscious floral.
Excellent silage and quality.
Palazzo has a distinct waxy characteristic to me. It starts off wonderfully smooth and citric with sweet, gentle florals peeking through. Then it smells very much to me like rose-scented candles and peppery wood, which creates a faintly smoky effect. Very smooth, very polished. The wood sort of transforms into an earthy smell that defines the base.
Overall, it is understated, elegant, mature, and refined.
Ice tea with rose petals...or cool marble with distant roses. I have the feeling that it really goes more harmonically with blonde women though that I usually don't categorize perfumes like that...
I only have a half sample of this my mother gave me, I rarely dare to test a tiny drop, but I absolutely love this. To me it smells expensive, and blonde, a cool, focused woman with money, it screams self control to me, almost haughty, but yet I love it. A perfume to wear when you need a little bit of a shield, it picks you up, straightens your back and polishes you up.
It's orange blossom and patchouli but in a fairly cold way, not your biker leathers patchouli here at all!
Others have mentioned Insolence which is interesting, another scent I would put on for exactly the same reason I would wear this. Yet I need to find something more similar, can anyone recommend anything?
I don't regret if this scent has been discontinued. I always thought Palazzo is too synthetic, too contrived (poor notes of jasmine, synthesized in a laboratory bum). A perfume cold and without heat (Ok, it has a beautiful bottle, but is it really important?- I don't think so!). I still got a full bottle of 50 ml, I can't use it. I dislike completly. Ughhh!
1* / 5*****
Think it was a mistake trying this in summer.Sickening. Smells so cheap and plastic on me, it gave me nausea. Overwhelmingly floral, but in a bad way. I'm no blonde, maybe that's why...
Not sure if I'll try it again this winter. Hate this bold jasmin scent.
beautiful!!! rich rich fragrance.. a little goes a long way. i do smell the tangerine sandelwood and lemon/lime!!! it is sooo lux !! takes me back to the 80s.
I bought this perfume after falling in love with the warm woody notes. It was a very short love affair! The scent became overpowering and sickly. I now use it as a toilet freshner.
Beautiful, unusual bottle, beautiful fragrance! I consider myself lucky to have bought the body cream JUST before the fragrance was pulled.
I am wearing Palazzo today and it rings too many bells. This perfume has an older and more successful sister: Kenzo Flower. While Flower is drier, Palazzo is only its more feminine version - using heavier hand with flowers (hedione?), but I'm positive they are build on the very same structure. I might be wrong, maybe it is hedione, - the jasmine aromachemical substitute, which twists the entire composition and gives the impression of this transparent fruity woody base.. Meanwhile, I am digging deeper and voila! I found the great mother - Samasara EDT in its original formula (transparent bottle with red cap). The hearts and drydowns of Palazzo and Flower are so similar I can barely tell them apart, only they can't afford the mink coat their older relative wearing - the real sandalwood from East Indies and quality jasmine absolute. Maybe the unisex feel was what made Flower popular, a fashionable tag of the 21's century. While Palazzo is interesting, it is not entirely new, so to answer your questions - maybe lack of originality and aggressive marketing brought it to discontinuation.
An incredible perfume. I have to agree with so many of the reviews - Elegant and Expensive, Warm and Smoky and a bit Aloof. She is not so much floral to me as the scent of worship and sacrifice. When I wear this I feel that am entitled and doors should just open for me. It has a transforming personality. I just love it and wish I could always wear it - but that would be a common and tasteless use of such a masterpiece and I would soon feel unworthy to possess it. So I shall savour the rare moments I spend in her presence, knowing the day will come when she, like her sister Fendi, will gently disappear, leaving me with the memory of having walked with a Goddess.
I received this as a gift recently.It is the most loved gift ever!!! from the beginning there is a soft woody floral scent that forms a base for the other notes to meld with.There is sweet pink pepper dusted on a bowl of juicy oranges that maintain that smokey earthy base.Shortly it morphs into the most lush,intense jasmine vines ever.
Huge deep,blood red roses drip their nectar into the tangle of jasmine.
The deep woody scent of this fume keeps it grounded throughout.Patchouli gives it an even woodier scent,smoky,sexy,rich and most of all a fume with substance.
Excellent sillage and lasts 8/10 hrs on me!!
This is one very pretty, very distinctive warm floral perfume. I love it! So sweet and bubbly. Has great sillage and is very long lasting.
I've been testing some fragrances this afternoon and made a little discovery. I had applied Palazzo on the back of my hand and Yves Rocher So Elixir on the inside of my elbow. They are very similar. I think So Elixir would be a great substitute for the increasingly hard-to-find and expensive Palazzo.
Reminds me of Armani Code without the honey note--and it looks like they are both composed of similar notes. Which is better? I admit to having both in my collection. I find Code has a stronger vanilla drydown and the honey note is hit or miss with me. I think the Palazzo is a safer bet.
I am not sure how to review the fragrance since it develops differently under different weather conditions...
The first impression is of a fruit blast, not offensive, not intrusive, juicy sweetness. It only lasts for approx. 2 minutes and then, when I think it cannot get any more fruity than that, it suddenly changes and I can smell roses (for some reason the smell reminds me of roses growing in wild). After approx half an hour, when I put my nose to my wrist and close my eyes, the fragrance changes and all I can smell at that stage are dark cool chambers in Lincoln Cathedral. I cannot describe the feeling better than that I'm afraid and this is why I consider the fragrance a real genius amongst classy, sophisticated perfumes.
The drydown is very gentle, mild, woodsy and powdery to me.
Palazzo is a must have for an elegant woman who wishes to impress the others and see the heads turning....
I have an EDP and I wish the fragrance had better staying power but it may be due to me applying it very sparingly. Otherwise I might be marking territory whenever I go :-)
It is a shame it has been discontinued.
Dear Rose Lovers, I would say grab it while you still can :-)
Do you know what this reminds me of? You know those tiny lavender-filled hanging bamboo things that you get at festival booths? The same kind of booth that sells scented drawer sachets and incense?
Yup. Lavender. Not even listed in the notes. It's obviously an olfactory illusion.
Also strongly sensing EVERGREEN -- the scent I smell when I'm camping or at a cottage.
And there's a hint of Avon's Skin So Soft oil, too.
Sillage? I'll say! Patchouli might be the reason.
Interesting, for sure, but not for me.
Only recently have I discovered Fendi scents, much to my dissappointment that they are discontinued. First, I tried Theorema and now got my hands on Palazzo. The bottle itself is beautiful and so is the scent.
It is an elegant, floral perfume. It is so warm, feminine and captivates you straight away. Even though the name is Palazzo, the scent is quite modern. Very good staying power.
I find Palazzo resembling the Trussardi Fresh for women (blue bottle). The bottles could not differ more, but the notes are very much resembling. I have them both and they give me the same white blanket feeling!!
I thought this had been discontinued because I loved it and went to buy it , it was gone! My friend at the perfumery just told me it has been bought by another company and is coming back! Very happy! Beautiful scent!
I just wrote a revieuw of Bvlgari Jasmin noir.Well this story begins the same way..Wanna drink it and this bottle is really one of my favorites!!
Maybe it's because this was the first present from my husband..And I wore it in Rome last year,14 december at our weddingday!So, I like it a lot, and really wonder Fendi stopped producing it.Lucky me, I have three bottles left.Gonna use it every 14th of each month.(tissues!!!)
this smells soo good. Very feminine and fresh but has a nice sensual depth to it. I keep smelling my wrist and I love how it wafts around me.:-)
"It was inevitable: the scent of bitter almonds always reminded him of the fate of unrequited love."
This is the opening line from 'Love in the time of Cholera' by the incredibly gifted Gabriel Marquez. You can go on to read many detailed pages of how one man died from gold cyanide, or you can just get the gist from sniffing Palazzo.
Like NLS, I too had unrequited love from this one. And like a bad date, it had to be ended early. I too am baffled, as my standard goodie ingredients are all here. Perhaps my sample was a pre-reformulated version?
Can't say I care enough to find out.
I really wanted to love Palazzo. It has so many great reviews by friendly Fragranticans whose taste is similar to mine. The bottle is gorgeous. A lot of the notes I usually love are in this scent. I love Fendi's Theorema and their original "Fendi" scent, too.
Alas, it wasn't meant to be.
Palazzo was the first "scrubber" I've encountered in quite some time. It smells like someone dumped my beloved Theorema all over the janitor's freshly-waxed floor. Very strong smell of industrial cleaning chemicals on my skin. I could detect a faint hint of creamy floral, and I waited and waited for it to emerge from the chemical haze, but it never blossomed. I couldn't stand it anymore and had to wash it away.
It appears I am in the minority here.
I hope to someday smell it on the skin of someone who wears it well. It might be one I can better appreciate from afar.
I'm picturing Black and White 45 degree
Dutch Angle moving image of a impeccable
dressed couple A buxom Proxide Blonde woman
hair fashioned in a Veronica Lake
Rita Haywoth Gilda-esque Hair. wearing a skin tight black satin Heartshaped
bodiced strapless Versace Gown. with long Black gloves. darkly handsome man
tall in statue Italian Armani tuxedo.
Walking slowly to their Open top sports
car. driving allover Rome late at night hair blowing in the wind going to a exclusive party an no hold bards with no rules sex alcohol drugs dancing mixure of wealthy Socialites Artists
Models in weird Aluminum Dresses
Eccentrics film producers a old man with fendi sun glasses well dress greets you with a pinch on the cheek
and offers a seat in the leather sofa in the lounge room. Muscular Men with
long hair Wearing Tight Black Leather Pants Dancing. Flashing Strobe lights
streaming until the music stops and a white spotlight shines on the woman
and the two Afro Cuban drumers start
beating on their drumes and she started dancing slowly on a plafrom until the beat becomes faster and shaking her whole body to the music and tossing her hair up and down her hips shakes her lover starts caressing her body.
Tranvesties in gold and silver on swings throw gold silver and bronze Glitter And Confetti over the lovers
and screaming
Happy New Year!!!!
And the Party last thoughout the night
Fendi is a party in a Bottle.
Palazzo by Fendi is possibly one of the most elegant fragrances I've ever come across.
From simply glancing at the bottle, one suspects this will be a sophisticated and glamourous floral, and that is exactly what Palazzo is.
Opening with subtle citrus notes and peppery goodness, this fragrance is both bright and gentle on the skin. The heart of white florals however, really brings out the character in Palazzo.
This floral blend is rich, warm and inviting. The whole experience is rather exquisite. Palazzo has a very classic, French-feel about it which reeks of confidence and glamour.
The drydown tends to be quite musky and dense in a smokey sense. The patchouli is barely detectable here, so patchouli haters should be able to cope with Palazzo. This fragrance is bold and distinctive without being too strange for people to handle.
It's such a shame that the Fendi fragrance line has almost ceased to exist. For such an interesting and pleasant fragrance, Palazzo does not deserve to disappear from the market.
This is the most beautifil perfume I have ever owned. I'm gutted by the news it's been discontinued :(
This is soft and elegant, with excellent staying power! I am impressed by Palazzo....
The style is elegant, balanced on stiletto pumps, a bit ostentatious, but not loud or heavy or having any strange indolic or dark and dirty notes. This radiates, not in an innocent way, but with the sexy confidence of someone who never plays the seductress. I love Palazzo EDT, and I'm waiting for a bottle of it, but for now I have this Eau de Parfum from a swap, and I find it delightfully similar to the EDT, although not nearly as sublime. I was worried about the amount of patchouli, but this is my 3rd time wearing it-on my neck-and I feel no irritation of the nose. Palazzo is rather sweet, but the sweetness is necessary to make the fluffy rich bouquet just slightly more approachable-the sweetness seems to come from the citrus notes which lift the whole composition. I love Palazzo EDT because it is so clean-smelling, fresh, with a cool woodiness-the woodiness here is very subtle-this is not a wood fragrance. This is a very floral fragrance-and the citrus notes are neither juicy nor sour.
I guess I smell wood too, but the flowers stay for the ride. The pink pepper is hardly there on my skin, just an aldehyde-like lift and then it's big poofy flowers protecting me from a patchouli plant....
The model in the ad looks like Palazzo would fit her-arrogant, confident, elegant, and bitchy...But that is not me-I make Palazzo my scent, and you can make the feminine Palazzo yours, however different from (or similar to) that Fendi model you are....
This is superb.
For a long time now, I am trying to find a new signature scent, after years of 'opium abuse' in the 80's. Although I think I will never have just one signature scent again, this one certainly deserves a big chance. Got hold of 10 little samples on the net, and am terribly in love.
First impression: a bit harsh and loud, but after a couple of minutes it developes itself into a delicate yet firm, soft yet crisp, high society yet bold perfume.
Big ten !!!
Update 22/04/11
I am now the happy owner of a 50 ml bottle with box.
Thank you, Turquoise.
I tried it,, it was wonderfull, although it mainly smelled bitter almond, its not even mentioned in its ingredients,, nice..
Being in the mature bracket, and having had a passion for perfumes since as long as I can remember, I have sampled the delights of many a gorgeous scent. This, I have to say, is striking. I can't believe I have not had the pleasure of experiencing this perfume before. I was becoming rather jaded with all the scents that smelled the same. I yearned for something different, something that piqued my curiosity and offered something individual and a level of certainty that every other woman you encountered did not wear it. Palazzo is such a scent. It is a joy to wear and is as unpredictable as it is unique. I would urge you to try it. It may not be for you but I have no doubt you will appreciate its beauty and be captivated by its air of mystery. A true treasure and I hope that the powers that be will bring it back. In my opinion you can never have too much of a good thing so I will be wearing this morning, noon and night and enjoying every minute of it. :0)
If you like Fendi Palazzo and obviously its been discontinued,try estee lauder private collection as its really similar
I just discovered this and love it, only to find out it's been discontinued.
You've got to have an attitude to wear this. This an arrogant scent. It reminds me of glue but i don't want to give it bad credit.15-10-09
Very lady-like, heady but also very classic in a good way. Not an easy one, but not boring anyway and if you wear it you'll stand out for sure.
At the beggining is sweet and nice but the dry down reminds me a lot of Cacharel`s Eden which I hate a lot....
To be honest this is one of the worst perfumes I`ve ever tried but my friend`s sister bought it and love it
I am head over heels with this shrine of a perfume!I have never ever come across such a distinct scent in my life! It is most definitely classy, refined and very sophisticated. It is sweet without being cloying, spicy without giving you a headache. You would never dream of wearing it every day (that would ruin the magic...)It is made for those special evenings - and I would recommend it for winter use only. Its sillage is simply amazing!
After reading about the ingredients, I wanted to try Palazzo with impacience. And I did it, to my negative surprise. It was the smell of a washing powder factory. I don't want to be mean, but at a second try it was soap and low quality washing powder.
Conclusion is evaluating perfumes on the basis of their ingredients description may be deceiving.
I put this perfume on my nephew RD and compliment the entry receive :M-m, m smell of door lahash something nice, and it was he -Fendi Palazzo!
EDP - to my nose it is really sweet and heavy.. Don't really distiguishe a lot of flowers, but woodsy notes on drydown - yes. Now I realise, that name "Palazzo" very well fits this perfume (the way I imagine that) - quite pompastic and trying to impress everyone:) - how it sucseeds it is already other question;)
It's discontinued... so sad when that happens. :( I don't understand why, but after 18 months it was pulled. I love all the positive reviews! In every other site the reviews are mostly rude and obnoxious about this perfume. Basically a copy of each other and nothing original in the writing. Much better on here! It opens intense and alluring. Powerful but not overwhelming. It then smells familiar. Not like soap, but sort of like Navy by Dana. Only more refined and it wraps around you. Update: It's one of my favorites, but I use it lightly. This is a perfume that will last long into the night or be a statement perfume. It's unique and interesting. No wonder it was discontinued. All the generic fruity florals are popular because they are safe and bore me to tears. Palazzo is a sensual and a smoothly curvaceous woman in her finest dress on the town...
The scent has plenty of warm & comforting woody smell. It looks like its been spiced up by orange scent and it asks for a nice evening out or staying at home in front of the fire place watching an old movie with glass of wine in the hands. So comforting. So woody. Everyone should have some fragrance like that at home! :)
Oh, Palazzo is so different! It certainly stands out, you will never confuse it with something else.
The scent is gorgeous and seductive, it's taking you away. I love it!
It is realy nice...You can not say right the way what it smells like, but it is so fine.That is excacly what I want from a parfume!
I got addicted to the sample I got, that's how it started. I was sniffing it a couple of times a day. It belongs to this nice kind of perfume that changes along with your mood, you can make it either heavy and seductive (my version), or lighter. On my as I said it's somewhat heavier, smoky. Whenever I think of it I imagine XIX century boudoirs, actresses preparing for the stage in the first days of theatre, men smoking cigars during the antract, baroque architecture... Very intriguing.
Palazzo is something of a rarity for me - an extraordinary perfume I could wear every day. I found it hard to isolate the notes and that's a good thing. Sometimes I want a perfume to be an entirety in itself, not a procession of guessable ingredients.
The bottle is a curious rendering of a baroque italian palazzo, heavy and a little strange. It doesn't suit the perfume which is neither heavy or strange! Palazzo makes me feel like a modern European beauty, vivacious and elegant, the smiling princeza, the chic contessa who never has to try too hard because captivation is who she is.
Time to forget my other perfume plans and buy a bottle of this asap!
This is gorgeous scent. Smells expensive and stands out. Woody notes are present at the beginning. I'd personally would like to wear it in winter, because it's really warming. Luxurious woody scent it is. So demanding it requires a dress code, like black tie.
Unfortunately it can cause headache, so for me it's occasions only.
About champagne... nooo... it's not sour, but idea is close.
Why does it have to be discontinued? I think for this reason I'll get the 3.4 oz bottle. T_T
Palazzo! It's got Pizazz, so pop open the champagne but don't drink it wear it! This effervescent scent is the Dom Perignon of perfumes. Both jeca and scarlett5stam are right on the money about this one, it's champagne all the way! It's sparkling, bubbly, smells expensive and is one of a kind. The pink pepper in itself will make you feel the effects of happiness just like your first glass of champagne. The feminine floral heart renders the pure essence of a woman with fine taste with it's two roses, the Bulgarian and the Turkish. The warmth of the base withs its three cozy wood notes, specifically the guaiac wood with it's tea rose scent will enhance your mood to no end. The only intoxication you will feel is pure bliss. This is a great evening scent because of it's strength, but less is more, so apply sparingly. The elaborate golden 17Th century style bottle is well designed to hold this unique cocktail of notes. This Fendi masterwork is a fragrance to experience, a serious staple in my perfume wardrobe.
I have a sample of the EDP. It goes on quite strong (must be the patchouli), but the drydown is just lovely; upscale, assertive, warm, and graciously extroverted. It is *definitely* a colder weather fragrance, and for evenings, rather than daytime/work use. I agree with jeca's "gold and champagne" analogy.
I want to add -- this scent is the impeccably stylish and sophisticated hostess at the VIP party raising a champagne toast to her guests. Not a romantic fragrance, unfortunately -- my female friends LOVE it, but it's gone ignored by men. Lasting power is EXCELLENT.
It could be a sibling of Donna Karan's Gold; not in exact notes, but in spirit.
It reminds me of Insolence, not much by the notes (though they have the orange blossom note in common) but the character itself and I want it to take over when I am short of the Insolence bottle. There is the same bright independent essence, it is not for the faint-hearted, you have no choice but smell of a challenge: "catch me if you can..." The scent is provocative and gives a hint to some status as well as Insolence with all that it implies....
I have the edp version and thought I was not going to like this at first because it reminded me of Avon's Skin So Soft (original formula) initially. But I agree with others that as time goes on it is strangely captivating. It really is different than Avon's SSS. It is very rich, warm, comforting, even nostalgic, I think from the woodsy notes, but at the same time energetic and intense, from the peppery and fruity notes. A wonderful and very different combination! It was created to capture the spirit of Rome and I think it pulls this off very well as I do think of Rome when I was there with beautifully sunlit architecture, sipping capuccino at an quaint outdoor cafe with my husband all the while noticing an alluring mediterranean sort of aroma. Enchanting!
It is soapy on my skin but there is something underneath it that is so captivating. It's feminine and interesting is a great word for this scent...There is something clean and sexy about it that make you want to keep smelling it. I really like this one alot-I'm a fan of Fendi perfumes in general, but I find this one to be very lovely.
strange one, find it too sour, flowers not so distinguished, I guess, for me it smells like white stationary glue with lemon..
I first smelt Palazzo in a magazine, and had to have it; it smelt so sophisticated and sweet. I own it now and the fragrance lasts and gets noticed all the time.
It's the most seductive feminine perfume I have found yet! I love it! I was stuck on angel for a long time and I am happy I found another perfume that is amazing and modern!
I got this perfume as a present. I'm wearing it only to show to make the buyer happy but I find this perfume quite average. It's too sweet for me and not floral at all... it's kind of like a slightly soapy orange juice. Because it's so orange-y I cannot detect the rose... It is very long lasting though and a bottle is nice too!
I must have it, it is one of the most interesting modern fragrances for me at the moment ;o)
White flowers with fine tartness of fruity note, like champagne, so thin and refined, so intensive.
I have tried it, it smells like gold and champagne ;o)
I add it to my wish list, i really like it.
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Family: | Portulacaceae |
Genus: | Anacampseros (an-ak-KAM-ser-os) (Info) |
Species: | rufescens (roo-FES-enz) (Info) |
Synonym: | Anacampseros rubens |
Tropicals and Tender Perennials
Cactus and Succulents
Foliage Color:
Bloom Characteristics:
Water Requirements:
Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
Where to Grow:
Suitable for growing in containers
under 6 in. (15 cm)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 �C (40 �F)
Sun Exposure:
Sun to Partial Shade
Light Shade
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Late Spring/Early Summer
Mid Summer
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Soil pH requirements:
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
Patent Information:
Propagation Methods:
By dividing the rootball
Allow cut surface to callous over before planting
Seed Collecting:
Allow seedheads to dry on plants; remove and collect seeds
Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Baywood-los Osos, California
Brea, California
Canoga Park, California
El Segundo, California
Lodi, California
Los Angeles, California
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Stockton, California
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El Paso, Texas
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Neutral | On Oct 25, 2008, BlissfulGarden from Baton Rouge, LA wrote: From http://www.cactuscollection.com: |
Neutral | On Nov 7, 2005, cactus_lover from FSD, Tuberous roots;dichotomously branched stems 5-10 cm long;green leaves 2 cm long with reddish lower surface and coverd with bristy hairs.it produce pink flowers.it also called Anacampseros arachmoides |
Positive | On Sep 15, 2005, DougC from Los Angeles, CA (Zone 10a) wrote: Anacampseros rufeescens has been growing outdoors in clay pot for almost 3 years now. Seems to grow just fine if left on its own and mine blooms on an off all late spring and summer, Its label's common name 'Mexican Love Plant', sounds like a strange common name for Portulaceae which are native to Namibia/South Africa. But its a neat looking plant. |
Positive | On Aug 1, 2004, KDePetrillo from North Scituate, RI (Zone 6a) wrote: These are very sturdy plants: I have one in a 2" pot outside (summer only), and it gets practically no water -- but it seems completely happy. These plants get long succulent stems with pink flowers, but I've only seen one flower since I got them -- they seem to always bloom and disappear when I'm at work. I also have about 8 plants in the greenhouse in full sun, and they don't seem to care if they EVER get watered. I think they can be propagated by inserting a healthy leaf in a sandy potting mix, but I've never tried. |

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The Rutgers' public relations nightmare isn't over, and the school without a clue has managed to offend its most popular recent alum.
You probably heard about Condoleeza Rice's decision to back out of giving Rutgers' commencement speech after students protested her involvement in the Iraq War as former U.S. Secretary of State. The Rice situation, while not casting the best light on Rutgers, isn't unusual on politically charged college campuses.
Rutgers needed a replacement speaker. Eric LeGrand, the former Scarlet Knights football player whose response from a devastating spinal cord injury has inspired millions, hoped his alma mater would ask him to fill in. It did on Saturday. Greg Jackson, the chief of staff for Rutgers president Robert Barchi, told LeGrand to talk with his family and get back to him on Monday. LeGrand planned to formally accept the offer then.
What could possibly go wrong?
Rutgers offered me the commencement speech this weekend and I was going to accept but they decided to go other ways for political reasons
— Eric LeGrand (@EricLeGrand52) May 6, 2014
While LeGrand flew home to New Jersey, thinking about what he would say at commencement, Rutgers announced that former New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean would be giving the address instead. According to LeGrand, athletic director Julie Hermann later called him to inform him of the change.
Unreal. If it feels like you've read this post about a Rutgers PR problem before, it's because you have. I feel like I've written it 10 or 12 times in the past year or so.
Rutgers doesn't officially join the Big Ten until July 1, but it already leads the league in public relations disasters, several of which, like this one, easily could have been prevented. Many are once again asking why the Big Ten admitted Rutgers. That answer hasn't changed and won't change. But the grumbling isn't going away.
Condoleeza Rice is a somewhat controversial figure because of her political past. Eric LeGrand is not only a safer choice to speak at commencement but an extremely smart one. He has given motivational speeches around the country since his injury. He's beloved by all, particularly those in the Rutgers community.
As Steve Politi writes, LeGrand is, "the best representative of that entire university." No arguments here. No arguments anywhere.
More from Politi:
Just when you thought Rutgers couldn't screw something up any worse, just when you thought the leadership incompetence could not climb any higher, it insults the inspirational kid in the wheelchair.
It pulls the old bait and switch on the one human being who, more than anyone I've ever met, lives, eats and breathes Rutgers in the most unvarnished, positive way.
The latest blunder doesn't fall on Hermann, but Barchi, whose chief of staff asked LeGrand to speak, gave no indication of a possible change when LeGrand contacted him on Monday to review logistics, and didn't answer LeGrand's phone calls Monday night.
LeGrand graduated from Rutgers in January and had planned to attend the ceremony for the school of labor and management relations on May 17, the day before the university commencement. Hermann told him Barchi still wants him to come to the ceremony to personally hand him his degree.
"I just didn't know how to feel," LeGrand told The Star-Ledger. "I was hurt. They offered me this on Saturday and then they take it back on Monday. I was like, 'Why?'"
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BARRIE CASSIDY: The war may be over in Kosovo, but the ethnic hatreds remain.
On the one hand, the Albanians are returning home to have their worst fears of mass murders confirmed.
And on the other, the Serbian population is close to panic as they fear reprisals from embittered Albanians.
It's less than a week since the NATO forces entered Kosovo, and yet in that time, over a quarter of the Serbian community has fled.
And what of those who remain?
How will they cope as Albanians increasingly ask themselves, can they live side by side with those they blame for ethnic cleansing?
ABC correspondent Eric Campbell this week joined an Albanian refugee as she returned to a town more than ever divided by hatred.
ERIC CAMPBELL: 23-year-old Nika Rexhepi is going home.
NIKA REXHEPI, ALBANIAN REFUGEE: I didn't see my town, three months.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Three months?
NIKA REXHEPI: Yeah.
First time that I'm coming, and I feel very very nice.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Do you know what to expect?
NIKA REXHEPI: I don't know.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Nika's family fled the town of Ferezi after Serbs began destroying Albanian shops and ordering them from their homes.
NIKA REXHEPI: When NATO began the strikes against Yugoslavia, tomorrow they began to destroy everything, everything in Ferezi.
There are Serb shops, they are not destroyed.
ERIC CAMPBELL: No damage at all?
NIKA REXHEPI: No, they are still alive.
ERIC CAMPBELL: It's extraordinary.
NIKA REXHEPI: Yeah, but Albanians are destroyed.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Nika soon sees friends who defied the terror of ethnic cleansing.
Some of her neighbours stayed in town the whole time, refusing to heed the expulsion orders of hooded paramilitaries.
NIKA REXHEPI: They go from one house to another house, again from one house to another house to be safe.
Some of the friends are in prison still.
ERIC CAMPBELL: As we talk, new refugees are leaving.
Ethnic Serbs are fleeing en masse in fear of reprisals.
Yugoslav forces pulled out from southern Kosovo two days ago under the terms of the peace deal.
Soldiers of the Kosovo Liberation Army are already moving in, though this fighter insists they have all disarmed.
NIKA REXHEPI: He has just arrived.
ERIC CAMPBELL: NATO troops are out in force to protect the departing Serbs, but their presence is clearly not enough to make them stay.
It is a mirror of the terrible exodus of three months ago, but with a difference.
In desperation or perhaps a final gesture of contempt, many are driving cars they've taken from expelled Albanians.
NATO SOLDIER: We just got here.
From our understanding, either the truck or something on the truck is someone else's property.
I'm not too sure.
I'm going to get the details now.
Stop that truck.
ERIC CAMPBELL: The owner had come back just in time to see his truck being stolen.
NIKA REXHEPI: NATO was here when they stopped the lorry and trucks and because they want to sell these things to Serbia.
ERIC CAMPBELL: The Serbian family fled as soon as he produced his documents.
A short way down the road, we stopped to check the home of Nika's uncle.
She heard Serbs had taken it over.
They too have left, apparently in a hurry.
NIKA REXHEPI: Look.
ERIC CAMPBELL: That's a Serbian symbol?
NIKA REXHEPI: Yes.
"Unity save Serbs."
ERIC CAMPBELL: The extent of damage in Ferezi is truly awesome.
It is not just deliberate and systematic vandalism, it is on on a scale that can only have been directed and authorised by the town's Serb authorities.
As we drive towards Nika's house, the damage becomes even worse.
Who was actually doing this?
NIKA REXHEPI: Serbs, of course.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Yeah, but was it Serb neighbours, or was it police as well?
NIKA REXHEPI: Paramilitaries, soldiers, police -- everybody.
This is my road.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Nika is the second of her family to return.
Her father, Cardri, left Macedonia five days ago to see what was left of their home.
Miraculously, the house is intact -- nothing has been touched.
Cardri tells us a Serb neighbour made sure of that.
NIKA REXHEPI: Nobody couldn't came here, because in this side were police and on the other side militaries and this man Mila, he said to them "Nobody can touch this house."
"Who will enter in this house, be sure that I will kill them."
ERIC CAMPBELL: As we sit drinking coffee, his neighbour knocks on the door.
Mila has come to say goodbye.
He's leaving, too.
NIKA REXHEPI: 80 per cent went and he wants to go.
My father said, "Don't go."
I said, "You will be safe here."
ERIC CAMPBELL: Mila fears the good will suffer with the bad.
His car is already loaded.
His whole family is going -- his wife Dunica, son Dragan, his wife Sashka and their 3-year-old son, Alex.
NIKA REXHEPI: "We didn't do nothing bad."
ERIC CAMPBELL: Mila asks if they can now look after his house while he's gone.
NIKA REXHEPI: Of course.
They didn't do nothing bad to nobody.
ERIC CAMPBELL: Their Serb friends now begin the uncertain life of refugees.
It will be a victory for ethnic cleansing if NATO can't bring them back too.
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List of Latin phrases (R)
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This page lists English translations of notable Latin phrases, such as veni vidi vici and et cetera. Some of the phrases are themselves translations of Greek phrases, as Greek rhetoric and literature reached its peak centuries before the rise of ancient Rome.
- This list covers the letter R. See List of Latin phrases for the main list.
Latin | Translation | Notes |
radix malorum est cupiditas | the root of evils is desire | Or "greed is the root of all evil". Theme of "The Pardoner's Tale" from The Canterbury Tales. |
rara avis (rarissima avis) | rare bird (very rare bird) | An extraordinary or unusual thing. From Juvenal's Satires: rara avis in terris nigroque simillima cygno ("a rare bird in the lands, and very like a black swan"). |
rari nantes in gurgite vasto | Rare survivors in the immense sea | Virgil, Aeneid, I, 118 |
ratio decidendi | reasoning for the decision | The legal, moral, political, and social principles used by a court to compose a judgment's rationale. |
ratio legis | reasoning of law | A law's foundation or basis. |
ratione personae | by reason of his/her person | Also "Jurisdiction Ratione Personae" the personal reach of the courts jurisdiction.[1] |
ratione soli | by account of the ground | Or "according to the soil". Assigning property rights to a thing based on its presence on a landowner's property. |
ratum et consummatum | confirmed and completed | in Canon law, a consummated marriage |
ratum tantum | confirmed only | in Canon law, a confirmed but unconsummated marriage (which can be dissolved super rato) |
re | [in] the matter of | More literally, "by the thing". From the ablative of res ("thing" or "circumstance"). It is a common misconception that the "Re:" in correspondence is an abbreviation for regarding or reply; this is not the case for traditional letters. However, when used in an e-mail subject, there is evidence that it functions as an abbreviation of regarding rather than the Latin word for thing. The use of Latin re, in the sense of "about, concerning", is English usage. |
rebus sic stantibus | with matters standing thus | The doctrine that treaty obligations hold only as long as the fundamental conditions and expectations that existed at the time of their creation hold. |
recte et fortiter | Upright and Strong | Motto of Homebush Boys High School |
recte et fideliter | Upright and Faithful | Also "just and faithful" and "accurately and faithfully". Motto of Ruyton Girls' School |
reductio ad absurdum | leading back to the absurd | A common debate technique, and a method of proof in mathematics and philosophy, that proves the thesis by showing that its opposite is absurd or logically untenable. In general usage outside mathematics and philosophy, a reductio ad absurdum is a tactic in which the logic of an argument is challenged by reducing the concept to its most absurd extreme. Translated from Aristotle's "ἡ εις άτοπον απαγωγη" (hi eis atopon apagogi, "reduction to the impossible"). |
reductio ad Hitlerum | leading back to Hitler | A term coined by German-American political philosopher Leo Strauss to humorously describe a fallacious argument that compares an opponent's views to those held by Adolf Hitler or the Nazi Party. Derived from reductio ad absurdum. |
reductio ad infinitum | leading back to the infinite | An argument that creates an infinite series of causes that does not seem to have a beginning. As a fallacy, it rests upon Aristotle's notion that all things must have a cause, but that all series of causes must have a sufficient cause, that is, an unmoved mover. An argument which does not seem to have such a beginning becomes difficult to imagine. If it can be established, separately, that the chain must have a start, then a reductio ad infinitum is a valid refutation technique. |
reformatio in peius | change to worse | A decision from a court of appeal is amended to a worse one. With certain exceptions, this is prohibited at the Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office by case law. |
Regem ego comitem me comes regem | you made me a Count, I will make you a King | Motto of the Forbin family |
Reginam occidere | From "Reginam occidere nolite timere bonum est si omnes consentiunt ego non contradico", a sentence whose meaning is highly dependent on punctuation: either the speaker wishes a queen killed or not.[2] | Written by John of Merania, bishop of Esztergom, to Hungarian nobles planning the assassination of Gertrude of Merania. The queen was assassinated as the plotters saw the bishop's message as an encouragement. |
regnat populus | the people rule | State motto of Arkansas, adopted in 1907. Originally rendered in 1864 in the plural, regnant populi ("the peoples rule"), but subsequently changed to the singular. |
Regnum Mariae Patrona Hungariae | Kingdom of Mary, the Patron of Hungary | Former motto of Hungary. |
regressus ad uterum | return to the womb | Concept used in psychoanalysis by Sándor Ferenczi and the Budapest School. |
rem acu tetigisti | You have touched the point with a needle | i.e., "You have hit the nail on the head" |
repetita iuvant | repeating does good | Usually said as a jocular remark to defend the speaker's (or writer's) choice to repeat some important piece of information to ensure reception by the audience. |
repetitio est mater studiorum | repetition is the mother of study/learning | |
requiem aeternam | eternal rest | |
requiescat in pace (R.I.P.) | let him/her rest in peace | Or "may he/she rest in peace". A benediction for the dead. Often inscribed on tombstones or other grave markers. "RIP" is commonly mistranslated as "Rest In Peace", though the two mean essentially the same thing. |
rerum cognoscere causas | to learn the causes of things | Motto of the University of Sheffield, the University of Guelph, and London School of Economics. |
res firma mitescere nescit | a firm resolve does not know how to weaken | Used in the 1985 film American Flyers where it is colloquially translated as "once you got it up, keep it up". |
res gestae | things done | A phrase used in law representing the belief that certain statements are made naturally, spontaneously and without deliberation during the course of an event, they leave little room for misunderstanding/misinterpretation upon hearing by someone else ( i.e. by the witness who will later repeat the statement to the court) and thus the courts believe that such statements carry a high degree of credibility. |
res ipsa loquitur | the thing speaks for itself | A phrase from the common law of torts meaning that negligence can be inferred from the fact that such an accident happened, without proof of exactly how. |
res judicata | judged thing | A matter which has been decided by a court. Often refers to the legal concept that once a matter has been finally decided by the courts, it cannot be litigated again (cf. non bis in idem and double jeopardy). |
res, non verba | "actions speak louder than words", or "deeds, not words" | From rēs ("things, facts") the plural of rēs ("a thing, a fact") + nōn ("not") + verba ("words") the plural of verbum ("a word"). Literally meaning "things, not words" or "facts instead of words" but referring to that "actions be used instead of words". |
res nullius | nobody's property | Goods without an owner. Used for things or beings which belong to nobody and are up for grabs, e.g., uninhabited and uncolonized lands, wandering wild animals, etc. (cf. terra nullius, "no man's land"). |
res publica | Pertaining to the state or public | source of the word republic |
respice adspice prospice | look behind, look here, look ahead | i.e., "examine the past, the present and future". Motto of CCNY. |
respice finem | look back at the end | i.e., "have regard for the end" or "consider the end". Generally a memento mori, a warning to remember one's death. Motto of Homerton College, Cambridge, Trinity College, Kandy, Georgetown College in Kentucky and Turnbull High School, Glasgow |
respondeat superior | let the superior respond | Regarded as a legal maxim in agency law, referring to the legal liability of the principal with respect to an employee. Whereas a hired independent contractor acting tortiously may not cause the principal to be legally liable, a hired employee acting tortiously will cause the principal (the employer) to be legally liable, even if the employer did nothing wrong. |
restitutio ad (or in) integrum | restoration to original condition | Principle behind the awarding of damages in common law negligence claims |
resurgam | I shall arise | 'I shall rise again', expressing Christian faith in resurrection at the Last Day. It appears, inter alia, in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, as the epitaph written on Helen Burns's grave; in a poem of Emily Dickinson: Poems (1955) I. 56 ("Arcturus" is his other name), I slew a worm the other day — A 'Savant' passing by Murmured 'Resurgam' — 'Centipede'! 'Oh Lord—how frail are we'!; and in a letter of Vincent van Gogh.[3] The OED gives "1662 J. Trapp Annotations Old & New Testament I. 142 Howbeit he had hope in his death, and might write Resurgam on his grave" as its earliest attribution in the English corpus. |
retine vim istam, falsa enim dicam, si coges | Restrain your strength, for if you compel me I will tell lies | An utterance by the Delphic oracle recorded by Eusebius of Caesarea in Praeparatio evangelica, VI-5, translated from the Greek of Porphyry (c.f. E. H. Gifford's translation)[4] and used by William Wordsworth as a subtitle for his ballad "Anecdote for Fathers". |
rex regum fidelum et | king even of faithful kings | Latin motto that appears on the crest of the Trinity Broadcasting Network of Paul and Jan Crouch. |
rigor mortis | stiffness of death | The rigidity of corpses when chemical reactions cause the limbs to stiffen about 3–4 hours after death. Other signs of death include drop in body temperature (algor mortis, "cold of death") and discoloration (livor mortis, "bluish color of death"). |
risum teneatis, amici? | Can you help laughing, friends? | An ironic or rueful commentary, appended following a fanciful or unbelievable tale. |
risus abundat in ore stultorum | laughter is abundant in the mouth of fools | excessive and inappropriate laughter signifies stupidity. |
Roma invicta | Unconquerable Rome | Inspirational motto inscribed on the Statue of Rome. |
Roma locuta, causa finita | Rome has spoken, the case is closed | In Roman Catholic ecclesiology, doctrinal matters are ultimately decided by the Vatican. |
Romanes eunt domus | People called Romans they go the house | An intentionally garbled Latin phrase from Monty Python's Life of Brian. Its intended meaning is "Romans, go home!", in Latin Romani ite domum. |
rorate coeli | drop down ye heavens | aka The Advent Prose. |
rosa rubicundior, lilio candidior, omnibus formosior, semper in te glorior | redder than the rose, whiter than the lilies, fairer than all things, I do ever glory in thee | From Veni, veni, venias (Carmina Burana). |
Rosam quae meruit ferat | She who has earned the rose may bear it | Motto from Sweet Briar College |
rus in urbe | A countryside in the city | Generally used to refer to a haven of peace and quiet within an urban setting, often a garden, but can refer to interior decoration. |
- ^ Blakesley, Christopher L. (2009). "18. Jurisdiction Ratione Personae or the personal reach of the courts jurisdiction". The Legal Regime of the International Criminal Court. Martinus Nijhoff. pp. 421–454. ISBN 9789004180635.
- ^ Hetyey, Gabor. "Reginam occidere". University of Kansas. Retrieved 19 September 2014.
- ^ "228 (227, 193): To Theo van Gogh. The Hague, on or about Tuesday, 16 May 1882. - Vincent van Gogh Letters". Vangoghletters.org. Retrieved 2013-09-25.
- ^ E.H. Gifford. "Eusebius of Caesarea: Praeparatio Evangelica (Preparation for the Gospel). Tr. E.H. Gifford (1903) - Book 6". Tertullian.org. Retrieved 2013-09-25.
- Adeleye, Gabriel G. (1999). Thomas J. Sienkewicz; James T. McDonough, Jr., eds. World Dictionary of Foreign Expressions. Wauconda, IL: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc. ISBN 0865164223.
- Hardon, John, Fr., Modern Catholic Dictionary
- Stone, Jon R. (1996). Latin for the Illiterati. London & New York: Routledge. ISBN 0415917751.


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