Leaders is the English equivalent of 'principes'. Another equivalent is rulers. The Latin word is a masculine gender noun in the plural.
Images of the princes von Helfenstein
Principes - 1961 TV is rated/received certificates of: Belgium:KT
The cast of Principes de Asturias - 2004 includes: Tico Medina as himself
Traité de l'harmonie réduite à ses principes naturels was created in 1722.
The cast of Cuentos de Principes y Princesas - 1981 includes: Luis Jasso Max Kerlow
Formey has written: 'Principes de morale'
Webb School of Knoxville's motto is 'Principes non homines'.
Jean Jacques Burlamaqui has written: 'Principes du droit politique' -- subject(s): Science politique 'Principes du droit naturel' -- subject(s): Natural law, International law, Political science
Princeps (plural: principes) is a Latin word meaning "first in time or order; the first, chief.
S. Ventura has written: 'Principes de droit agraire communautaire'
M. Junker has written: 'Nouveaux principes de la langue allemande'
Pierre. Antoine has written: 'Principes d'urbanisme' -- subject(s): City planning