- Anabasis. VII, 26, 2. Pausanias.
Description of Greece. 2.4.5, 9.24.1. Ad
Nationem, book II, ch. 8
Tractate Avoda Zara,
folio 43, p. A Dani,
Ahmad Hasan;...
- descendants, relatives; country, homeland" (12c.) and
directly from
Latin nationem (nominative
natio (nātĭō),
supine of verb
nascar « to birth » (supine :...
-
nation from
Ireland who
settled part of the
Pictish lands: "Scottorum
nationem in
Pictorum parte recipit." This can be
inferred to mean the
arrival of...
- Mohr Siebeck. ISBN 9783161509674. Lemmens,
Leonhard (1926). "Relationes
nationem Chaldaeorum inter et
Custodiam Terrae Sanctae (1551-1629)".
Archivum Franciscanum...
- Chaldäer. Einsiedeln:
Benziger Verlag. Lemmens,
Leonhard (1926). "Relationes
nationem Chaldaeorum inter et
Custodiam Terrae Sanctae (1551–1629)".
Archivum Franciscanum...
- from a
chariot in 61: "Boudicca
curru filias prae se vehens, ut
quamque nationem accesserat,
solitum quidem Britannis feminarum ductu bellare testabatur"...
- Chaldäer. Einsiedeln:
Benziger Verlag. Lemmens,
Leonhard (1926). "Relationes
nationem Chaldaeorum inter et
Custodiam Terrae Sanctae (1551-1629)".
Archivum Franciscanum...
-
order of
precedence for the City
livery companies. Its motto, A
Natione ad
Nationem,
translates from
Latin as "From
Nation to Nation",
reflecting its international...
-
table nor soft as in nation) [t͡s]
Before unstressed i and not
after s/t/x
nationem pizza ⟨v⟩ [v]
Always conservare preserve ⟨x⟩ [ks]
Generally dextro fox...
- (closed)
Worshipful Company of
International Bankers 106 A
Natione ad
Nationem Latin Nation to
Nation Worshipful Company of
Ironmongers 10 Ironmongers...
