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culmen /cul·men/ (kul´men) pl. cul´mina   [L.]
1. acme or summit.
2. the portion of the anterior lobe of the cerebellum between the central lobule and the primary fissure; called also c. cerebel´li and c. monti´culi.

cul·men (klmn)
n. pl. cul·mi·na (kkm-n)
The front prominent portion of the monticulus of the vermis of the cerebellum.

culmen
pl. culmina [L.]
1. the anterior and upper part of the monticulus cerebelli; called also cacumen.
2. the median longitudinal ridge on a bird's beak.


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The theology of the liturgy thus begins to stand forth grandly with what Pius XII's encyclical Mediator Dei of 1947 calls the culmen et fons (summit and source) of the liturgy, namely the Eucharistic celebration.
Mirificus omnino progressus et per quem iis quae diximus additamentis animus noster paulatim ex molestissimo corporis carcere se subtrahens et ad supera erectus ex infima materiae faece ad divinitatis usque culmen ascendit.
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