-
studiis suis se
praebuerit neque admonitus se in
melius correxerit eum
licere Senatui Academico vel
poena congruenti adficere vel
etiam ex Universitate...
-
Modern scholars have also
suggested the
possibility of
derivation from
licere ("to allow").
Lictors were
drawn from the
plebeians and, in
elite literature...
- de (2018). ""Vai Malandra",
Anitta e a urgência da animação cultural".
LICERE (in Portuguese). 21 (2): 404–421. doi:10.35699/1981-3171.2018.1823. Menezes...
- governance' or the
master 'Management,
Economics and
Consumer studies'.
Licere is the
study ****ociation of the
students for MTO Tourism,
Leisure and Environment...
- oportēre,
oportuit – to be
proper (it is proper, one should/ought to) licet,
licēre,
licuit – to be
permitted [to] (it is
allowed [to]) The ****ure
active participle...
-
studiis suis se
praebuerit neque admonitus se in
melius correxerit eum
licere Senatui Academico vel
poena congruenti adficere vel
etiam ex Universitate...
-
Criminaliter per
Procuratorem Dicatur;
Clarissimis Autem in ****iariis
Licere Causis et per
Procuratorem et per Se
Litigare R",
Corpus iuris civilis,...
- this degree. The term
derives from
Latin licentia, "freedom" (from
Latin licēre, "to be allowed"),
which is
applied in the
phrases licentia docendi (also...
- sei non
parret iudicent iure suo
facere non
licere. 12. Sei
iudicarent Salluiensibus rivom facere licere, tum quos
magistratus Contrebiensis quinque 13...
- "Quoniam
revera in Novo
Testamento nihil inde
praeceptum est, et ideo aut
licere creditum est, aut
velut dubium derelictum".
Gregory of ****anzus laid down...
