- the
island into
eight sections,
making one half the "
medietas regis" and the
other half the "
medietas magnatis"; that is, half of the
island p****ed into...
- moitié, "half" (the word has the same
meaning in
modern French), from
Latin medietas ("middle"), from medius. In
English law, it
relates to
parsing aspects...
-
terrae Siradiensis, in quo pro una medierate,
medietas aquilae albae in
campo rubeo, pro
altera medietas leonis flammei in
campo albo Land of
Lublin Jeleń...
- In the
division of the
conquered territory, Calvià
formed part of the
medietas magnatum that the king
granted to
nobles Guillermo II de Montcada, Hugo...
-
situated the
territory (within the
territory of
Entre Lima and Minho), as "
medietas domini regis". King
Denis later provided a tax in 1320, to
elaborate the...
-
deployment of some
neologism coined in Cicero's
earlier version (e.g.
medietas for μεσότης), or
lexical innovation where he
coins his own term as the...
-
group of
fighters that
boxed during four decades, when he
knocked Adrian Medieta in
three rounds on July 12, 1960 in Pachuca. He
retired a
little after...
-
diapente patet. Sint
iterum .XII in A. et .VI. in
alteram a.
Senarius medietas est duodenarii.
sicut et a
acuta alterius A
medietate colligitur. Adest...
- Bert****a
elongata Cantraine, 1835 Bert****a
martensi Pilsbry, 1896 Bert****a
medietas R. Burn, 1962 Bert****a
ocellata delle Chiaje, 1830 Bert****a
ornata T...
- vocavit. M·D—manu divina. M·D·O·—mihi dare oportet. m'e—mere. med'—medicus,
medietas, medietatis. međte—medietate. mełł—melliorandum. m'emʳ—meremur. m'eʳ—meretur...
