- In linguistics,
synesis (from Gr**** σύνεσις 'unification, meeting, sense, conscience, insight, realization, mind, reason') is a
traditional grammatical/rhetorical...
-
habebit magistratus de
capite (9) vel in ****ias,
facito ut
populus iuras sententiam dicant, se de iis id
sententiae (10) dei****, quod
optimum populum censeat...
- "Sed **** id
Observationibus nequaquam congruere animadverteret,
mutavit sententiam, &
lineam veri
motus Planetæ æqualibus
temporibus æquales
areas Ellipticas...
- expenses.
Canon 36 Quod
iudex possit interlocutoriam et
comminatoriam sententiam revocare That a
judge can
revoke an
interlocutory and a
comminatory sentence...
-
gesture towards his
judges and to have replied:
Maiori forsan ****
timore sententiam in me
fertis quam ego
accipiam ("Perhaps you
pronounce this
sentence against...
- to have died in Florence. Savonarola,
Girolamo (1497).
Epistola contra sententiam excomunicationis. Firenze:
Lorenzo Morgiani,
Johann Petri. Savonarola...
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luculenter constat, nos non sine
caussa in
priore Diatribe repudi****e
Koppii sententiam, hanc
scripturam ad
Aramaeos potius, quam
Phoenices referentis. Phoenices...
-
academica qua probatur, bene
intellectam a
Cicerone et con****atam esse
sententiam Epicuri de
summo bono (Leiden, 1688) Het Nut der
Mechanistische Methode...
-
quelques m****cr. lat.", V, Paris, 1892, 224) "primus
nostris temporibus sententiam vo**** instituit" (Gesta
Friderici imp. in Monum. German. Histor.: Script...
- VTEI IN
COVENTIONID EXDEICATIS NE
MINVS TRINVM NOVNDINVM SENATVOSQVE SENTENTIAM VTEI
SCIENTES ESETIS EORVM SENTENTIA ITA FVIT SEI QVES
ESENT QVEI ARVORSVM...
