- Look up
raptus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Raptus is the
Latin for "seized", from
rapere "to seize". In
Roman law the term
covered many crimes...
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xenomorph (also
known as a
Xenomorph XX121 or
Internecivus raptus, and
simply the
alien or the creature) is a
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released on 7 May 2012. Nayt is best
known for his
trilogy Raptus (2015),
Raptus 2 (2017) and
Raptus 3 (2019), re-released in a
collection box
edition by Jive...
- context, the word Rape
refers to the
traditional translation of the
Latin raptus ('seized' or 'carried off')
which refers to
bride kidnapping rather than...
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Pauline D.; Grove,
George (1882). Life of Mozart. London, Novello, Ewer & Co.
Raptus ****ociation for
Music Appreciation.
Churgin 1987, pp. 457–458.
Churgin 1987...
- (including Antigone), and
members of his
extended family. In
Roman law,
raptus (or raptio)
meant primarily kidnapping or abduction; ****ual
violation was...
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contexts in English. In
Roman law, it or
raptus was
classified as a form of
crimen vis, "crime of ****ault".
Raptus referred to the
abduction of a
woman against...
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Latin verb rapio, rapere,
raptus, "to snatch,
carry away, abduct" (cf.
English rapt, rapture, and raptor). In
Roman law,
raptus or
raptio meant primarily...
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responsibility for "all
manner of
actions related to [her]
raptus" (Latin: "omnimodas acciones, tam de
raptu meo"). Furnivall,
Chaucer biographers, and feminist...
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series Sound of the Sky
Confiscation Detain Impoundment (disambiguation)
Raptus Seizure (disambiguation)
Sequester (disambiguation)
Usurper This disambiguation...
