10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRRAR»
Discover the use of
cirrar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cirrar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Domestic Ducks and Geese
At this time nearly all selection would have been for egg or meat production
although in 1368 the estate rolls for Ramsey Abbey describe several ducks as
being 'cirrar', presumably 'crested', now a wholly ornamental characteristic of the
...
2
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Lat. scyri) *Cirrar*, v.i.Pescaracorripo. * *Cirrhito*, m. Peixe, de côres vivas, no
mar das Índias, e semelhante áperca.(Do gr. kirrhis) * *Cirrhose*, f. Med. Moléstia
, caracterizada pela esclerose do fígado, com aumento do volume dêsse órgão, ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
3
A Geographical Dictionary Or Universal Gazetteer, Ancient ...
PalnauH, country, Hind, on S. side of the Kntnab ; about 70 miles in length, and
15 in breadth ; between Golconda and the cirrar of Guntoor. It is a part of the
Carnatic. Time- rycotta is the principal place. Palo. t. on E. coast of the island of
Leyla.
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1823
4
The Modern Part of an Universal History: From the Earliest ...
... acquired the esteem of all state (2). ranks of people by his moderate (t) Baylt
Nm-v. de la Rest, du Let. OSeb. 1686. Idem,-DiH. Wft. Art. fbigi. (2) Angel. Cirrar.
Ritas. delU Corte Romana. II Synai.ata ii. Alejandro VII. Guild. Frittat. ut sup,
IVituef.
5
The Panoplist (and Missionary magazine) conducted by an ...
... and other Missionary employments, which will relieve th»« Missionaries who
have ttttail language, and enable them to itinerate through the whole of the Cirrar,
, also to Hydrabad, Golconda, and Ban- galora, where the Telinga la spoken.
6
The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer
A Description es tbt Mock EleSion at Cirrar, &e. collected for tbe Amusement os a
Ccuitry Friend, by a Person on tbe Spot, Svo. 3? pages. Bingley. We could have
wished that the compiler of the present performance had confined it entirely to ...
7
The European Magazine, and London Review: Containing the ...
Sometime' he amused himseli'sijwith sarcasms upon the (Lia/ers, or Infidels, and
enemies of the Cirrar 3 and oftendiscoursed upon learned and religious suhjects
with the Cauzy a'nd, Moonshy. Having dismissed his company; which he ...
8
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
Confederated with the Nizam and the infidels os Poo- nah, they waged war
against the Khoo-daciand-cirrar, for lour years. At length, near a hundred
thousand followers of the faith had determined to slay their wives and families
with (heir own ...
9
A New Geographical, Historial, and Commercial Grammar; and ...
In the Dooab, being the cirrar of Eancapour, with part ) ... of Wood gul, &>•.
affordiug a revenue of - j I^'° ' In Gooty, the diitnct of Sundoor, ... 10,000 ( 13,
16,666 THRRITORIES of the NIZAM, an ally to the BRITISH. The pofTeffions of
the Nizam ...
10
Economic conditions on the manors of Ramsey abbey
Et remanent, v le'littGS qlmru'm iiii cirrar'. Capones.' De remanentibus v. De
factum vi. Dc emptiqu vii. Summa. xviii. 5Inde in expensis sonesclmlli :ld letiim ii
at pro numeric supervidendo per ii tailius, iiii 5 ct. liberalize ad coquinmn clomini,
xii; ...
