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Middle English from the Old
French word nece,
which also
derives from
Latin nepotem. The word nibling,
derived from sibling, is a
neologism suggested by Samuel...
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closed tonic vowels in an open
syllable (PULLĬCĒNUM >
pulcino / pëcèunë;
NĔPOTEM >
nipote / nipautë etc.) or the transformation,
until it dissipates, of...
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uxore filium Voislavum qui]
accepit uxorem puellam virginem speciosam,
nepotem Samuelis imperatoris. —
Mihailo Vojislavljević's
mother was a granddaughter...
- ,
Stefan Vojislav] ...
accepit ibi
uxorem puellam virginem speciosam,
nepotem Samuelis imperatoris"; Božilov and
Gjuzelev 1996, p. 696. Fine 1983, pp...
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Apollonii discendi causa veniret.
audivit et ****tum
Chaeronensem Plutarchi nepotem,
Iunium Rusti****,
Claudium Maximum et
Cinnam Catulum, Stoicos. ("He also...
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cerno pro
peccatis Slavonie gentium evenisse gratis. Flete, Slavi,
nobilem nepotem banorum,
Largam vestram copiam pacis et honorum. Sic
preces altissimo date...
- 1703. ὈρνιθογραΦία Ovidiana, 1705.
Commentationes novae in
Cornelium Nepotem. Justinum, Terentium, Plautum,
Curtium et
poesim barbaricam, 1707/38. Commentatio...
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filio [suo]
Wilielmo ...
filium suum
Ugonem ...
filio suo
Biringario ...
nepotem suum qui
comes fuit de
Cerdania ...
Aienrichus filius suus ... fratribus...
