- The
Latin expression Grae**** est, non
legitur – also
known in the
variant form
Graeca sunt, non
leguntur – can be
found in many
medieval m****cripts....
- (2020-07-28). "Why
Brennus the Gaul said 'Vae victis!' when he
sacked Rome".
Legitur.
Retrieved 2023-10-18. Armstrong,
Jeremy (19
September 2016).
Early Roman...
- turn
defeated its
savage conqueror Horace Epistles 2.1 Grae**** est; non
legitur It is Gr**** (and therefore) it
cannot be read. Most
commonly from Shakespeare's...
- exposita. Here he
wrote on page X:
Signum ∈
significat est. Ita a ∈ b
legitur a est
quoddam b; …
which means The
symbol ∈
means is. So a ∈ b is read...
- been a
direct translation of a
similar phrase in Latin: Grae**** est, non
legitur ("it is Gr****, [therefore] it
cannot be read"). The
phrase is
widely believed...
-
casus sic XPS. XPI. XPO. XPM. ubi
media littera P. Græ****. Vox
Chrisimus legitur in Annal. Benedict. tom. 5. pag. 7."
Crismon (par les Bénédictins de St...
-
famous poem
about Fortune,
mentions Kairos in this way: "verum est quod
legitur,
fronte capillata, sed
plerumque sequitur occasio calvata";
which means...
-
mittelalterlichen Klosterverbandes, in:
Anette Löffler/Björn
Gebert (eds.),
Legitur in
necrologio victorino.
Studien zum
Nekrolog der
Abtei Saint-Victor zu...
-
marked on the verb by inflection:
librum legit "He
reads the book";
liber legitur "The book is read". P****ives mark this
voice in
English syntactically as...
-
mittelalterlichen Klosterverbandes, in:
Anette Löffler; Björn
Gebert (eds.),
Legitur in
necrologio victorino.
Studien zum
Nekrolog der
Abtei Saint-Victor zu...
