10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OMISSIS IOCIS»
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omissis iocis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
omissis iocis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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The Body in Early Modern Italy
25), in Petrarca, Lettere disperse, 348: “Sed ut omissis iocis rem ipsam plane noveris, vulnus illud Ciceroniamum de quo ludere solebam, ludum mihi vertit in luctum.” Compare Job 30.31 (“versa est in luctum cithara mea” [“my harp is turned to ...
Julia L. Hairston, Walter Stephens, 2010
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Mappografia dawnej Polski - Strona 123
Magnus Ducatus Lithuania in suoa Palatinatus et Castellanias divisa, non solum accuratissime* delineata, sed eliam plurimis in aliis Mappis omissis Iocis aucta cura et sump- tibus Tob. Conr. Lottery Geogr. et Çheleogr. Aug. Vind. Na arkuszu ...
Edward baron Rastawiecki, 1846
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Thomae Thomasii Dictionarium tertio ... emendatum ... et longe ...
Omissis iocis, credo, &c. Plin. In earneft,all its laide apart,i Beletae,&r. Tomissior abre,Ter. He that u mething carefolio gaine, toriae, or get richrs. - Omitto,is,si,ssum, ore..Tosorbeare: to lesue, cease, negleti, let pass, let goeletalone, omit, deferre ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Pliny the Younger (Illustrated): - Strona 176
2 Omissis iocis credo decentes esse servos, qui sunt empti mihi ex consilio tuo. Superest utfrugi sint, quod de venalibus meliusauribus quamoculis iudicatur.Vale. Detailed table ofcontents fortheletters in Latin 22. C. PLINIUS CATILIO SEVERO ...
Ego, mi Pice, nunquam in hac pugna tibi herbam porrigam, nisi prius bona cum gratia composuerimus ut, quando aliter non succumbuis, uterque nostrum alteri praecep- tor pariter et discipulus iudicetur. Sed omissis iocis seria agamus.
Angelo Poliziano, Shane Butler, 2006
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Epistularum libri duo - Strona 33
Ut animi tui iudicio sic oculorum plurimum tribuo; i non quia multum, ne tibi placeas, sed quia tantum quantum ego sapis : quamquam hoc quoque multum est. omissis iocis credo decentes esse servos qui 2 sunt empti mihi ex consilio tuo ...
C Plinius Secundus, James Cowan, Pliny, James Cowan, 1901
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The Anxieties of Pliny, the Younger - Strona 48
... health and well-being (s[alutem]\ vale) that surrounds each letter, is no more than a formulaic, wishful banishment of anxiety.10 Pliny opens with a "joke" (omissis iocis, 2), lightly sliding over the deadly serious questions of slavery and loyalty.
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Letters, and Panegyricus: Letters, Books I-VII - Strona 66
XXI C. Plinius Plinio Pateij.no Suo S. 1 Ut animi tui iudicio sic oculorum plurimum tribuo, non quia multum (ne tibi placeas) sed quia tan- tum quantum ego sapis; quamquam hoc quoque 2 multum est. Omissis iocis credo decentes esse servos, ...
Pliny (the Younger.), 1969
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Letters - Tom 1 - Strona 76
XXI C. PLINIUI PuNlo Pnnnno Suo S. UT animi tui iudicio sic oculorum plurimum tribuo, non quia multum, ne tibi placeasi sed quia tantum quantum ego sapis; quamquam hoc quoque multum est. omissis iocis credo decentes esse servos, qui ...
Pliny (the Younger.), 1961
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The Complete Works of St. Thomas More - Tom 15 - Strona 603
Cf. Pliny, Epistolae 1.21: "omissis iocis." 308/19 ex animo. See note on 158/17. 308/22-23 falsa fictaque. See CW3/2, Commentary at 620/28. 310/2-3 recantasse. This verb is the precise Latin equivalent of the Greek JtaXivw&eiv; see Horace, ...
Sir Thomas More (Saint), 1963
