10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COGNOSCERE IGNOSCERE»
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cognoscere ignoscere in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cognoscere ignoscere and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
and assonance, and chiastic (abba) word order (7 bene uortendo / scri- bendo male, 8 Graecis bonis / Latinos . . . non bonas, 2$-4fabulam dedisse / nil dedisse uerborum, 42 cognoscere / ignoscere, etc.). It also includes a number of examples ...
Terence, John Barsby, 1999
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Spoon and sparrow, Gspéndein and GVár, fundere and passer ...
Gnoscere, Noscere, -with inceptive sense and mceTptive-sco^Tiyvaxriceiv, Tvavai, Kovveiv (2Esch.)=sanskr. Jna. Gnoscere is asserted by Caecilius ap. Diomed. I. 378 ; it occurs in dignoscere, cognoscere, ignoscere. The Sanskrit according to ...
Thomas Oswald Cockayne, 1861
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A Companion to Roman Rhetoric - Strona 42
However, the wordplay fabulam dedisse / nil dedisse verborum (23–4) is worth noting, as are the extended antithesis with chiasmus of 31–4 (non negat...id vero pernegat), the two examples of paronomasia cognoscere / ignoscere (42) and ...
William Dominik, Jon Hall, 2010
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Observations on the Letter of Monsieur Mariette: With ... - Strona 152
136 Plate V AEQUUM EST VAS COGNOSCERE ATQUE IGNOSCERE QUAE VETERES FACTI- TARUNT SI FACIUNT NOVI — TERENTI EUNUCHUS IN PROLOG (You should know this and make allowances if the moderns do what the ...
Giovanni Battista Piranesi, John Wilton-Ely, 2002
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Kommentar zu Ciceros Rede Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino - Strona 19
man cognoscere; wer gefehlt, bittet daher den andern ignoscos, d. h. richte niclit, erlaß mir die Strafe (cf. ep. Brut. l, 15, 10 sed sceleris poenam prae- termittere — id enim est quod vocatur ignoscere). . . . Die Bildung des Wortes ist abnorm, ...
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Terentius Poeta - Strona 129
30), Assonanz in qua re aequom est vos cognoscere atque ignoscere (v. 42 - für dasselbe Wortspiel vgl. Heaut. 218 et cognoscendi et ignoscendi, wobei der juristische Wert von cognoscere zu merken ist) sowie in quae veteres factitarunt si fa ...
Peter Kruschwitz, Widu-Wolfgang Ehlers, Fritz Felgentreu, 2007
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Before Forgiveness: The Origins of a Moral Idea - Strona 29
The compound thus naturally bears the sense of “know with another,” that is, to think alike or comprehend, or, to use a Latin word that is composed of the same elements etymologically, to be cognizant (from cognoscere). The Latin ignoscere ...
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P. Terentii Afri Comoediae - Strona 117
Parasitum edacem, gloriosum militem, Puerum supponi, falli per servum senem, Annare, odisse, suspicari? denique 40 Nullum est jam dictum, quod non dictum sit prius. Quare aequum est, vos ") cognoscere °) atque ignoscere, €)uae vetéres ...
Terence, Friedrich Christian Perlet, 1821
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JEGP, Journal of English and Germanic philology - Tom 101 - Strona 17
33), venit/subvenit (Stick 399), ambula/redambula (Capt. 9oo), concedite/abscedite (Amph 984). In Terence is found the pair cognoscere/ignoscere (Eun. 42). Examples from Cicero include certae/incertae (Rose. 10), amicam/inimicam (CaeL ...
Gustaf E. Karsten, Project Muse, 2002
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The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy - Tomy 12-13 - Strona 18
... gloriosum militem, Puerum supponi, falli per servom senem, 'Amare, odis'se, suspicari'l deniq'ue *Nunum 'est jam dictum, 'quod ndn'dictum'sit priu's, "Quare aequom est, vo's 'cognoscere et ignoscere, Qua: veteres factitarunt, si faciunt novi.
Royal Irish Academy, 1815
