- the
legal principle Qui
tacet consentire videtur si
loqui debuisset ac
potuisset ("he who is
silent is
taken to agree"), the
court ruled that Thailand...
-
munitionem fortissimam, ita ut
nullus egredi ausus fuisset aut
ingredi potuisset, ****
machinis et omni
genere armorum,
cirumdedit ea
vallo ("the fortress...
-
imagined or
unreal situation: quod, sī
interfectus essem,
accidere nōn
potuisset (Cicero) 'which, if I had been killed,
could not have happened' sī revīvīscant...
- and
wiped out.' perāctum erat bellum, sī
Pompeium Brundisiī
opprimere potuisset (Florus) 'the war
would have been over immediately, if he had managed...
- place, but did not: perāctum erat bellum, sī
Pompeium Brundisiī
opprimere potuisset (Florus) 'the war
would have been
completely finished, if (Caesar) had...
- place, but did not: perāctum erat bellum, sī
Pompeium Brundisiī
opprimere potuisset (Florus) 'the war
would have been
completely finished, if (Caesar) had...
- interioribus, quam
utinam immatura morte non praeuentus,
totam absoluere potuisset.
Eiusdem in Ioan.
Mesue de
simplicia &
composita annotationes & censur&[a]e...
-
quantum homo fuit, **** hic
mortalis inter mortales viveret, Deum
videre potuisset. The
preserved "Life" of
Abbot Aegil of
Fulda (died 822) in
prose and...
- qui
certaminis tempore subiectum pedibus eius
pulverem manu
convellere potuisset. Quem
Frotho tanta a
superis firmitate donatum comperiens duelli postulatione...
