-
means "up". In
Romanian the old word for
north is mĭazănoapte, from
Latin mediam noctem meaning midnight and in
Hungarian is észak,
which is
derived from...
-
robustissimis saxis sunt extructae,
habentes ianuas angustissimas;
intra vero muri
mediam latitudinem sunt
gradus per quos in
altum conscenditur: prae se
ferunt formam...
-
Concubia nox (bed-time)
Intempesta nox (far into the night)
Inclinatio ad
mediam noctem (approaching midnight) The
natural day (dies naturalis) ran from...
-
ordine **** cœlo
soles in
circulo visi
Holmie a
septima matutina usque ad
mediam nonam antermeridianam" (in English, "In the year 1535, on the 1st of April...
-
MARTINVS LVTHERVS NATVS ANO M.CCCC.L****III. IIII.ID. NOVEMB: HORA XI. ANTE
MEDIAM NOCTEM IN
OPPIDO CHERVSCORVM ISLEBIA IDEM
MORTVVS EST ANO M.D.XLVI. XII...
-
preparato sibi de
Romano more albo caballo,
processionaliter deduxerunt eum per
mediam civitatem ad
beate Anastasie maiorem ecclesiam in qua
virgo et
martyr hon****...
-
Titus 7:
praeter saevitiam suspecta in eo
etiam luxuria erat, quod ad
mediam noctem comissationes ****
profusissimo quoque familiarium extenderet; nec...
- valley. The town is
located on the site of the
ancient Roman colony Ad
Mediam and was
noted for its
Hercules baths. It had a po****tion of 2,492 in 1900...
- ("le
sante guide"). Similarly, the use of
ipsam in a
phrase such as "per
mediam vallem ipsam" (classical
Latin "through [the]
middle of [the]
valley itself")...
- 143ff. "uicit et hoc
monstrum tunicati fuscina Gracchi,
lustrauitque fuga
mediam gladiator harenam et
Capitolinis generosior et
Marcellis et
Catuli Paulique...
