WAS BEDEUTET CELUS AUF MALAYSISCH
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Definition von celus im Wörterbuch Malaysisch
celus kann in etwas übergehen, es kann dauern; ~ - gehe hinaus, celum-celam; suche nach; tercelus einschließlich. celus boleh lulus ke dlm sesuatu, dapat lepas; ~-celas keluar masuk, celum-celam; mencelus masuk; tercelus termasuk.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CELUS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
celus in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
celus im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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A comprehensive Indonesian-English Dictionary - Halaman 192
rumah house shrew, Sun- cus murinus. celus slipping on and off readily (of a ring) , easily passed through (as through a gap). celus-celus passing in and out freely, as s.o. on intimate terms with a household. mencelus and tercelus to slip away ...
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Thesaurus linguae latinae in IV. tomos divisus, cui post ... - Halaman 176
Lugubris (celerum reliquiß'e poetam puto. Соппшаю Graeca од fudit tenebras (ciolis. . _ Clandeftínum (celus. V. Clandeitinus in сыпь Crudele (celus. Vir . а. 1Еп. 124 Deteilabile (celus. `íc. de Amicit. 27. Exiriale (celus Laeaenœ. Virŕ. 6. En. slr.
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Dictionarium seu thesaurus latinae linguae ... nuper ... - Halaman 187
Sticho,3.24,Adnorlliri line dedecore dc (celere (ummo hand pollumus. Virg. 9. eclog.z, Heu cadit in quenqnam tantum (celus.' Py'gtmlieii,l`celere ante aliosimmanior omnes. Virgilius 1.Aeneid.71. Minillri (celeribus.Tacit.lib.ç. Artifex (celetum.
Robertus Stephanus, Marius Nizzoli, 1551
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A new system of mythology: in two volumes; giving a full ...
Cicero admits of three of them; two from Arcadia, one the son of j£tned, and another the son of Celus: the third was the son of Saturn, and was born in Crete — that famous Jupiter with whose history the transactions of all the rest are blended.
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A Dictionary of Practical Surgery: Comprehending All the ...
Many authors use both terms synonymously 3 but, it is to be observed, that gangrene does not invariably end in sphs- celus; nor is the latter always preceded by the former. (Richter's Anfangsgr. dtr Wim- da.rmcyku.nst. Band 1. Kap. 3.) There ...
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Sacrorum bibliorum vulgatae editionis concordantiae ... - Halaman 416
„4.1, nec ini(ceb. ei.quia (celus eli д ter.euius egolcelcra vilitabo „b_n quia l'celus operati (unt c ц q. (up. Etc. (celus operarus eli “un “д,” aufct.iniquiratem öt (celexa “д" expiavit (celui liliorum [ГаВы". “дн piropierilli.(celeradeleb. eos ‚еще 7_ь_„_ ...
Hugo (de Sancto Caro), Franciscus Lucas, Hubertus Phalesius, 1685
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Fundamentals of Food Biotechnology - Halaman 59
cell, the DNA derived from the first cell can cross over with a fragment of the new celUs chromosome. In this process, called transduction, crossing over generally occurs only between DNA segments that contain homologous nucleotide ...
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Novissimum historiæ quatuor mundi monarchiarum, ...
... ad capturam', ruinam,öe interitum extenditur5~licquc 1 ‚ per laqueumöc tete 'DEUS Il'taëli tutpcm 8: ignominiolam rui . ~ nam , mortem , 8: interitum comminatut. O`uis dieet l`celus 8: ' peccatůmmh quod DHHS laqueum, 8: rete', furcam.8c ...
Sebastianus Henricus PENZINGER, 1711
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The Engines of Hippocrates: From the Dawn of Medicine to ...
In fact many reviewers and critics, such as the Roman Celus and later including the Monks of the European Dark Ages, have collected and transcribed these works and increasingly ascribed them to Hippocrates. A common more recent source ...
Barry Robson, O. K. Baek, 2009
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Edgar Cayce's Egypt: Psychic Revelations on the Most ... - Halaman 302
980-1 M.34 8/3/35 Par-Cel-Celus . . . the entity was in the land now known as the Egyptian, during those periods when there were the reestablishings after the return of the priest to the land; when there were the beginnings of the correlating of ...
Edgar Cayce, A. R. E. Press, 2004
