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Duxite is a
mostly black-brown
fossil resin from
Miocenes lignite layers in the
northern Bohemia. The
resin is
first mentioned in 1874 by
Christian Dölter...
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tempore de
genere Magog regis erat
quidam nobilissimus dux Scithie, qui
duxit sibi
uxorem in
Dentumoger filiam Eunedubeliani ducis nomine Emesu, de qua...
- (Hadri****)
murumque per
octoginta milia p****uum
primus duxit, qui
barbaros Romanosque divideret. (Hadrian) was the
first to
build a wall,
eighty miles...
- Bitumen-based fuel
Bituminous coal
Bituminous rocks Blacktop Cariphalte Duxit Macadam Oil
sands Pitch drop
experiment Pitch (resin) Road
surface Tar Tarmac...
- motion. In many cases, it
indicates purpose: 'Mater
pompam me
spectatum duxit' is 'Mother took me to
watch the procession'. 'Legati ad
Caesarem gratulatum...
- nato
dicto Guillelmo, in isto
eodem anno
matrem pueri, quam defloraverat,
duxit in uxorem." (When the said
William had been born, in that same year Duke...
- dūcere, dūxī,
ductus ego -ī (dūxī) tū -istī (dūxistī) is, ea, id -it (
dūxit) nōs -imus (dūximus) vōs -istis (dūxistis) eī, eae, ea -ērunt (dūxērunt)...
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poisonous apple: Gundisaluus, qui dux erat (...)
veneni pocula illi in pomo
duxit. The
identification of
Count Gonzalo Menéndez as
Count Gonzalo who poisoned...
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being led you pl. were
being led they were
being led
Perfect dūxī dūxistī
dūxit dūximus dūxistis dūxērunt/-ēre I led, I have led you led he/she/it led we...
- Elisabeth, ex qua
genuit Sanciam,
coniugem comitis Roderici et Geloiram, quam
duxit Rogerius, dux Siciliae;
quintam Beatricem, quae
mortuo eo,
repedavit in...
