- The Antiquary. This
expression is a
mistranslation of the
Latin phrase dederunt umerum recedentem from the Book of
Nehemiah 9.29 from the
Vulgate Bible...
- Africa, and
three to Numidia' in singulōs equitēs ... nummōs quīnōs vīcēnōs
dedērunt (Livy) 'for each
individual cavalryman they gave 25 coins' The word singulī...
- quas tibi
Iberia Ferax novorum, aut
praebuit Aphrica monstrosa mater, vel
dederunt,
Italid Siculique campi. Quae****que tándem
mille periculisy gentes et urbes...
- its coat of arms,
accompanied by a
Latin inscription: "Thyrus et
amnis dederunt signa Teramnis" ("Thyrus and the
river gave
their insignia to [the city...
-
Higher resolution detail 28 ET HIC
DEFUNCTUS EST and here he died 29 HIC
DEDERUNT HAROLDO CORONA[M]
REGIS Here they gave the king's
crown to
Harold 30 HIC...
-
JOSEPHI and on the right, HVNC
FONTEM CIVES NOVI
AVRELIANI TOTO
POPULO DONO
DEDERUNT. This
translates as: The
Fountain of
Saint Joseph: The
citizens of New...
- tui in
frumenti commercio et unguentis;
primum mel et
oleum et
resinam dederunt in
nundinis tuis).
uerbum hebrai**** 'phanag' aquila,
symmachus et theodotio...
- its coat of arms,
accompanied by a
Latin inscription: "Thyrus et
amnis dederunt signa Teramnis" ("Thyrus and the
river gave
their insignia to Terni"),...
- primo,
latebris abscondita terrae; Nunc
aliud pretium flammae nomenque dederunt, Nec iam
terra vocor,
licet ex me
terra paretur. Earth-child I was, skulking...
- đði—dicendi. ddīs—dicendis. dđit· or đđrít—dederit. dd'o—dicendo. d'd'rūt—
dederunt. debʒ—debet. decl'ioe—declinatione. decl'om—declarationem. dee—deest. defđ—defendit...
