-
because the
earth distributes all
goods to the
human genus" (Opis
dicta est
coniux Saturni per quam
uolerunt terram significare, quia
omnes opes
humano generi...
- cart iungō "I yoke, join" ⇒ ; iūxtā "nearly; near,
close to"; coniunx,
coniux "spouse,
partner (husband or wife)" zeúgnūmi "I yoke, saddle; join, link...
- *(H)yug-os,
which was
originally a
genitive of a root noun *(H)yewg-s (cf.
Latin coniūx).Thus, a
phrase like *ukwsōn yug-os 'ox of yoking' was
reinterpreted as...
- Augustine's
favourite figure to
describe body-soul
unity is marriage: caro tua,
coniux tua – your body is your wife. Initially, the two
elements were in perfect...
- to show
influence from
early Moselle Romance: Hoc
tetolo fecet Montana,
coniux sua, Mauricio, qui
visit con elo
annus dodece; et
portavit annus qarranta;...
-
monumenta / monimenta,
saltem / saltim,
genitrix / genetrix,
coniunx /
coniux) C****ius Dio, xliii.22; Pliny's
Natural History, vii.126, ix.116, ****vii...
- fol. 34r, 10th century). The text
mentions Domina Adelperga Christianissima Beneventi Doctrice coniux Domini Argis Sapieneissimi et
Catholici Principis...
-
extremely rare. It can be is
either 2nd or 3rd person: pār parī iugātor
coniūx (Ausonius) 'A
spouse should be
joined equal to equal' (or: 'Be
joined as...
- —cisterciensis. cit.—citatio. ciúe—civitate. ɔiug—coniugis. ciuil'r—civiliter. ćiux—
coniux. cl.—clarissimus or clericus. Cla.—Clarasci (Cherasco). cła—Clavenna. clasła—clausula...
-
Giordani Soika, 1943
Pseudonortonia caffra (Meade-Waldo, 1911)
Pseudonortonia coniux Giordani Soika, 1983
Pseudonortonia convexiuscula Giordani Soika, 1939 Pseudonortonia...
