10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «NÉSTIS»
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néstis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
néstis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
The Writings of Justin Martyr and Athenagoras
If, then, Zeus is fire, and Hera the earth, and A'idoneus the air, and Néstis water,
and these are elements-fire, water, air—none of them is a god, neither Zeus, nor
Hera, nor A'idoneus; for from matter separated into parts by God is. 1 Hom. Il. xiv.
Justin (Martyr, Saint.), 1867
UET se(t)e dias de Néstis haveria, Zeus no Olimpo também tudo vê, sempre
AIMILO mãe, escuta a minha prece TAKTAPYRASNOLKDPEDIOCH ao mesmo
tempo a minha bela DIERADAMNEUDAMNOISTAKTERIERAMAR Deméter Fogo
...
Gabriela Guimarães Gazzinelli, 2007
3
Corpus Ignatianum. A complete collection of the epistles ...
... nolite superbe servis uti: imitantes patientissimum Job, dicentem; Si prave
judicavi servum meum, aut ancillam meam; judicer ego ab eis: quid enim faciam,
si interrogationem Dominus fecerit de me? et cætera, quæ sequuntur, bene
néstis.
Ignatius von Antiochien, 1849
4
A collection of records ... [etc.] referred to in the third part
Vidimus, præterea Lazarum Suendiaa proditorem illum, quem néstis. De
Brandeburgensi, ac aliis Germanis, Hispanorum mancipiis, nihil opus est quod
scriberem. Legatus papæ, per totam Quadragesimam, in sua aula est
concionatus ; quam ...
Gilbert Burnet, Nicholas Pocock, 1865
5
A Dictionary of Tocharian B.: Revised and Greatly Enlarged
Compare particularly Greek ne'steu'o (< *nh 1d'-tew-ye/o-) 'fast' and néstis 'fasting
' and néstés 'one who fasts' (VW, 1961b: 380, 1976: 316-7, with differing details).
mi (particle) 'i just as much as, likewise' (?) s'ak-s'werne kapydres klese masa ...
Adams, Douglas Q. Adams, 2013
6
Comparative etymological Dictionary of classical ...
... or attum “eaten” “to consume” adana “act of eating” ed6de” “food” or “meat”
edax “greedy” or “food” edulis “eatable” adaniya “what may edddimos “eatable”
annus [ad4+nus] “che be eaten” _ da cibo”, “che nutre”, adman “eating” or néstis “
not ...
7
A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
F2 . S. Native of French Guiana. Leaflets 3-6 inches long and 1-2 inches broad.
Perottet's Omphalobium. Shrub 6 feet. Cnestoidea (plants agreeing with C'néstis
in having nuD. C. prod. 2. p. 86. Carpels numerous. 12 O. vrLLosuM (D. C. prod ...
8
A Plea for the Christians
Chapter 22 Pretended Symbolical Explanations % But perhaps these things are
poetic vagary, and there is some natural explanation of them, such as this by
Empedocles: Letjove be fire, and juno source of life, With Pluto and Néstis, who ...
9
Siren Feasts: A History of Food and Gastronomy in Greece
Bitter orange, Citrus aurantium 189 Néssa, modern papia, Turkish yesilhas.
Mallard, Anas platyrhynchos 63 Néstis, grey mullet 68; see also képhalos Ni'tron,
baking powder 91 Nymphe, nubile woman 16 Oa, modern sourvo, Turkish u'vez.
10
The Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland ...: A.D. ...
... rbnis biggis or hes nestis within Lordis 1 Barronisl or vther landis within the
Realme l that for the space of thre geiris nixt to cum I na maner of persoun or
persounis sflay ony of ' the said heronis sewis I'or destroy \hair néstis I eggis I or
bil-dis ...
Scotland, Thomas Thomson, Cosmo Innes, 1814
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NÉSTIS»
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