10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACUTEZ»
Discover the use of
acutez in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acutez and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Middle English dictionary
(a) ?al425 *Chauliac(l) 69a/a: In fracture of be heued, be perilez & be yuel
accidentz ar abiden. .to 4 C*Ch.(2): fourty] daiez, for sich is be laste terme of
acutez r*Ch.(2): agewes], And. .to l5, which is comon terme of acutez r*Ch.(2):
agewes].
Hans Kurath, Sherman McAllister Kuhn, Robert E. Lewis, 1952
2
Plantæ Wrightianæ Texano-Neo-Mexicanæ: an Account of a ...
461. Brazil, Gardner. a a a Folia pungentia spinuloso-dentata: involucri squamrz
acutez. 4. B. sr1NnLosA.—Clavigcra spinulosa, Gray, Pl. Fendl. p. 63, adnot.
Mexico (Chihuahua), Gregg. § 2. BnLBosrvLis, DC.— lnvolucrum pluri-
multiflorum.
3
The Life of John Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, ...
... of sight, did not betray their imperfection, but on the contrary appeared
asspeckless and as lucid as if his powers of vision had been peculiarly acutez-"
In " this article alone" (says Milton) " and much *_* against my will, I am an
hypocrite.
William Hayley, Giovanni Battista Andreini, 1797
4
Neuropathic Pain: Causes, Management and Understanding
... N/A Intraepidermal vincristine vincristine (e.g. thermal neuropathy (bilateral)
injection after nerve fiber3'c;3'| neuropathy 100 g/kg) daily over hyperalgesia (
acutez'l injection loss [44] [2] a 2-week period No signs of hyperalgesia) No
activation ...
Cory Toth, Dwight E. Moulin, 2013
5
An Essay on the Natural Equality of Men; on the Rights that ...
... poor and the mean reconciled to their circumstances, or comforted under them;
the opulent and the powerful are excited' to beneficence and condescenfionz- the
ingeniousand acutez th are *'M ."- _.\ .-r.* F'are directed to the best use ( 255' )
William Laurence Brown, 1793
6
Emergencies in NEUROLOGY
The major metabolic causes of coma and their management Disease Coma
Mechanisms" features Treatment Hyponatraemia Acutez<120 mEqq'. Cytotoxic
oedema Hypertonic saline given Chronicz<110 mEqe'. cautiously to avoid central
...
7
Transactions of the American Philological Association
more restricted ; the accent is mostly found on syllables whose vowel is preceded
by a y or w that represents an original acutez' or u—thus, lewd, nadyds, for kli-a,
nadi'-as ,' apart from these, only on long vowels, (by nature,) in certain special ...
American Philological Association, 1871
8
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese e Inglese-Italiano ad uso di ...
Pun'gency, [peiindgense'] f . quanta pugnente; punt a; acutez- Ba,/. Pungent, [
peundgent] adj. pu- gnente: acuto. Pu'nio, [picnic] adj. punico; in- gannevole.
Puiiic'eous , [piunlscieus] adj. purpureo, porporino. Pu'niru'ss, [piuuines] $. picco-
...
9
European Iconography East and West: Selected Papers of the ...
This together with the rise of absolutism and the absolutistic state in Germany
and elsewhere has an immediate influence on style and rhetoric. Brevity, acutez-
za and argutia are now seen as attributes of courtly and princely existence and ...
György Endre Szőnyi, 1996
10
Lexicon Tetraglotton, an English-French-Italian-Spanish ...
Keennefs, or tharpneb; Acuité; Acutez- za ; Agudeza. To Keep ; Garder, obferver,
tenir; Guardare, oflervare ; Guardar, tbfervar, tener. To Keep or laft long ; Eflrc de
durée , de garde ; Durai' aflai ; Durar mucho. To Keep back ; Retenir, détenir, ...
