Definition of pecuniam. Meaning of pecuniam. Synonyms of pecuniam

- arrestando ipsum qui pecuniam recepit (latin , 'for arresting one who received money') is a writ for the arrest of someone who received
- nervos belli, pecuniam infinitam nervos belli, pecuniam infinitam , endless money forms the sinews of war , in war, it is essential to
- neve pecuniam quisquam eorum comoine m h abuise ve l et neve magistratum. neve pro magistratud neque virum neque mul ierem quisquam fecise
- sequere pecuniam sequere pecuniam , follow the money , in an effort to understand why things may be happening contrary to expectations
- gustate et videte concives quoniam bona est negotiatio, quae non agit dolum in lingua, quae jurat proximo et non deficit, quae pecuniam
- multis scientiae faventibusqui ad hoc opus pecuniam contulerant:locavit vir honoratissimus georgius augustus chichester marchio de donegalliv.
- nouns: servi tradiderunt pecuniam dominis.: the slaves handed over the money to the masters. n.b. the dative is never the object of a latin
- greek and latin: pecuniam mercatori dederat. 'he had given money to the merchant'; active) pecunia mercatori data erat. 'money had been given
- ubi thesaurus ibi cor, crescentem sequitur cura pecuniam, hilarem datorem diligit deus, pro pretio animÆ, ferro nocentius aurum, in
- by 1616, some years after saltmarsh's death, it was written scholae ludimagister cum 33 annos eidem praefuisset amplam pecuniam testamento

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