WAS BEDEUTET COȚÚȘ AUF RUMÄNISCH
Definition von coțúș im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
Knoten, Coctusi, -e, Adj. (reg.) insinuant, gerissen, gruselig, krabbelnd; geschäftig.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «COȚÚȘ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
coțúș in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
coțúș im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Fathers of the German Reformed Church in Europe and ...
In 1771, Cotus recommended him to the congregations of Upper Milford and Saltzburg, previously served by Rev. Leydich. Rev. Blumer was requested to accompany him thither, and commend him to the people. (Minutes, 1771.) In 1773 ...
Henry Harbaugh, Daniel Yost Heisler, William Miller Deatrick,
1872
2
Spirit, Soul, and City: Shakespeare's Coriolanus - Pagina 171
A servingman says that Aufidius calls for "Cotus": "Where's Cotus? My master calls for him. Cotus!" (4.5.3-4). When Julius Caesar was about to fight a decisive battle against Vercingetorix, his most serious enemy in Gaul, Caesar's crucial allies, ...
Litaviccus and Cotus of the Aedui appeared, faces grim; Lucterius of the Cardurci joined them, and Sedulius, vergobret ofthe Lemovices. “That's just the point!” cried Vercingetorix, speaking to his entireaudience. “Look at theBelgae—Caesar ...
4
Pennsylvania: Genealogies Chiefly Scotch-Irish and German
In the Cotal minutes of the Reformed church for the year 1771, mention is made of the fact that he "had been joyfully expected from Europe for several years ; that he had now arrived, but that Cotus felt disappointed because he brought no ...
5
Marius' Mules VII: The Great Revolt - Pagina 100
'How many priests can you find to substantiate that claim, Cotus?' Litavicus grinned, clearly enjoying himself. 'You dare call me a liar?' snarled Cotus. 'Oh I do, old man. I do. You see my uncle is the attendant priest who maintains that very ...
6
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare In Plain and ...
I think our fellows areasleep. [Exit.] [Enter asecond SERVANT.] SECOND SERVANT. Where's Cotus? The master wants him. Cotus! Where's Cotus? my master calls for him.Cotus! [Exit.] [Enter CORIOLANUS.] CORIOLANUS. This agood house.
William Shakespeare,
2013
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Masters of Rome Collection Books I - V: First Man in Rome, ...
But Dagda heisnot! He would have gone down—andnever managedtoget up again.” “What you're saying,” said Lucterius slowly, “is that we Celtae haveto unite.” “That's exactly what I'm saying.” Cotus scowled. “And under whose leadership?
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The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie - Pagina 432
You likewise cut off the Head of Rabocentus, a leading Man among the Beffians, J after you had sold yourself to King Cotus * for 6o,oool. and this you did after Rabocentus came as an Ambassador to your Camp, and had promised you large ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero,
1766
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Dissertatio de mutata ratione centuriatorum comitiorum a ... - Pagina 37
Exercitien und Extemporalien. — Lectüre: Cornelius Nepos (Datames, Epaminondas, Pelopidas und Agesilaus). 5 St. CStus A. Oberlehrer Dr. Haarbrucker. Cotus B. Dr. Bolze. Franzosisch. Memoriren von Vocabeln aus Plotz, Petit vocabulaire ...
Karl August Dominikus Unterholzner,
1835
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The Roman History: From the Building of Rome to the Ruin ...
The one was Conviftolitanis, an illustrious and " popular young man ; the other Cotus, of an ancient family, great " authority, and powerful relations, whose brother Videliacus had held ** the same magistracy the year before : That the whole ...