- brother-in-arms, they
shall turn him into a eunuch." A
similar law code reads, "If a
seignior lay with his neighbor, when they have
prosecuted him (and)
convicted him...
- willingly.'
Middle ****yrian Laws §12. 'If, as a
seignior's wife p****ed
along the street, a(nother)
seignior has
seized her,
saying to her, 'Let me lie with...
- Traffick. She is in love with Charles, but Sir
Jealous plans to
marry her to
Seignior Diego Babinetto.
Patch – Isabinda's servant.
Scentwell – Miranda's servant...
- ("old, elderly"). It is a
doublet of the
English words senior, sir, sire,
seignior, sieur, and
monsieur and
shares the same
provenance as the
Italian signore...
-
brother Paolo,
having discovered them in adultery. He was
succeeded as
seignior of
Rimini by his sons,
first by
Malatestino and
later by
Pandolfo I. This...
-
which contemporary saddles were made, and
jocularly addressed him as "
seignior" (señor).
According to
modern English physician and
writer Jan Bondeson...
- 1304
until his death. He was the son of
Alberto I
della Scala, and
became seignior and
imperial vicar in the city
after the
death of his
brother Bartolomeo...
- It
speaks of a "
seignior" (high
social figure in the community) and his "neighbor" (someone of
equal social status): If a
seignior [an ****yrian man]...
- Some
translators have
supplied stilted readings for awīlum, such as "
seignior", "elite man", and "member of the aristocracy";
others have left it untranslated...
-
Charles I with M. de St
Antoine is an oil
painting on
canvas by the
Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck,
depicting Charles I on horseback,
accompanied by...
