Meaning of "siciliense" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SICILIENSE IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF SICILIENSE

Siciliense is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

TRANSLATION OF SICILIENSE

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SICILIENSE»

Discover the use of siciliense in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to siciliense and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Orationes

Accipis enim HS xv pro medimno; tanti enim est illo tempore medimnum ; retines HS xxi ; tanti enim est 5 frumentum Siciliense ex lege aestimatum. Quid interest utrum hoc feceris an frumentum Siciliense non improbaris, sed frumento probato  ...

Marcus Tullius Cicero, W. Peterson, 1922

Quaternaria

Diversos autores (Neuville y Ruhlman 1941; Choubert 1962; Gigout (1948) admiten su equivalencia con el Siciliense de Doderlein y Deperet (Siciliense I). En Mallorca Cuerda y Sacarés (1966) citan en Pas dés Verre un nivel a + 70 m. que ...

Quaternaria; storia naturale e culturale del quaternario

Diversos autores (Neuville y Ruhlman 1941; Choubert 1962; Gigout (1948) admiten su equivalencia con el Siciliense de Doderlein y Deperet (Siciliense I). En Mallorca Cuerda y Sacarés ( 1 966) citan en Pas dés Verre un nivel a 4- 70 m. que ...

Oxford Latin Course

sails sustulerunt raised; puppe stern futurorum of the future inscius ignorant visurus going to see praetervecti having sailed past fretum Siciliense the straits of Messina; vertex whirlpool devoraverat had swallowed down sed magister, qui ...

Maurice Balme, James Morwood, 1996

A summary of geography and history. [With] A geographical index

Siciliense /return, vulgo Siculum, the Straits of Messina, Cic. Nat. D> 3, 10. Siculum mare Pieno purpitrcum sanguine, the sea round Sicily, tinged with Carthaginian blood, Uarat. Od. 2, 12, 2. by the Romans, first under Dui- lius, p. 237. and then ...

Alexander Adam, 1816

Gramática Objetiva da Língua Portuguesa

... saragoçano Setúbal (Portugal) – setubalense, setubalão ou sadino Sevilha ( Espanha) – sevilhano ou hispalense Sicília (Itália) – sículo, siciliano, siciliense ou siciliota Sintra (Portugal) – sintrense ou sintrão Texas (Estados Unidos) – texano ...

Aquino,renato

Totius latinitatis lexicon

F.] FRÉTUM, i, п. noQ&ftàq, maris angustiae: a fer- rendo, quasi fervetum , quod eo semper concurrant aestus et etfervescant , ut ait Varr. L. L. 6, 3. Cic. N. D. 3, 10 . Fretum Siciliense. Or. Tritt. 1, 10, 28. Seston Abydena separat urbe fretum. Cic.

Egidio Forcellini, Jacobo Facciolati, Giuseppe Furlanetto, 1839

El cuaternario

El Siciliense. — Al igual que en el Calabriense, los depósitos designados con el nombre de Siciliense han sido contemporáneos de las fluctuaciones climáticas importantes, acompañándose de movimientos del mar en un sentido trans- ...

Jean Chaline, 1982

Synopsis canonum ecclesiæ latinæ: qua canones spurii, ...

Multam adeo abs re est asserere (quod Notæ in Concilium Siciliense faciunt) ianta est Romani Pontisicis au- Boritas, ut quos ille Communione Catholicd dignatus fuerat, quantumvis de fide maxi- mesufpeUi ejsent t nemo eos -recipere  ...

Laurence Howel, 1710

Boletim paranaense de geografia

Tais evidências, que parecem bastante satisfatórias, permitem concluir que a transgressão Siciliense compreende época anterior à glaciação Gúnz; a Milaziense corresponde ao interglacial Qúnz/Mindel; a Tirreniense, ao interglacial Min- ...