WHAT DOES A CAPSÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a capsá in the Romanian dictionary
A CAPSÁ ~ éz tranz. 1) (objects, sheets) To catch with a staple. 2) (cartridges) Provide with a staple. A CAPSÁ ~éz tranz. 1) (obiecte, foi) A prinde cu o capsă. 2) (cartușe) A prevedea cu o capsă.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A CAPSÁ»
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A Smaller Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities: ... - Pagina 71
chests were called capsarii, and also custodes scrimorum ; and the slaves who carried in a capsa behind their young masters the books, &c. of the Bons of respectable Romans, when they went to school, were called by the Bame CAPS&RII, ...
2
A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities, ed. by W. Smith
The following woodcut, which represents an open capsa with six rolls of books in it, is from a painting at Pompeii There does not appear to have been any difference between the capsa and the scrinium, except that the latter word was usually ...
Greek antiquities, sir William Smith, 1842
3
Casa și familia Capșa în România modernă: 1852-1950 - Pagina 4
Omul Grigore Capşa (1841-1902) 122 CAPITOLUL IV CASA CAPSA - SIMBOL AL "MICLLI I PARIS" (19W-1949) 121! 1. Consolidarea prestigiului Casei Capsa (1903-1919) 128 a. "Casa Gr. Capşa" îşi respectă şi continuă tradiţia (1903-1913) ...
Maria Magdalena Ioniță, 2000
4
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities - Pagina 239
The slaves who had the charge of these book- chests were called capsarii, and also custodes scri- mor&m; and the slaves who carried in a capsa behind their young masters the books, &c. of the sons of respectable Romans, when they went ...
5
The Vocabulary of Intellectual Life in the Middle Ages - Pagina 31
arc(h)a, capsa, cista Arc(h)a, capsa, and cista are three terms used for the communal cash or archives1 of universities, faculties or nations. Archa or archa communis is the most common of the three, and was used throughout the continent.
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Dicționar de neologisme - Pagina 180
1. a prinde (ceva) cu o capsă (3). 2. a aplica o capsă (4) unui cartuş. [< capsă] CAPSARE s. f. acţiunea de a capsa şi rezultatul ei. f< capsa] CAPSATOR s. n. instrument pentru capsa- rea hirtiilor. • dispozitiv folosit în legâto- ria manuală pentru ...
Florín Marcu, Constantin Mâneca, 1986
7
Proceedings of the Congress of the SES (Milan July 8-12, ... - Pagina 4-5
A most significant aid to our understanding of this development is the Roman capsa, a portable container for scrolls.3 Such a capsa appears in a Roman statue of Sophocles (Fig. 7). At Sophocles' foot is an open capsa with scrolls. The capsa ...
Vittorio Morabito, Alan David Crown, Société d'études samaritaines. International Congress (1996 : Milan, Italy), 2000
8
Christianity and Roman Society - Pagina 78
... and letters of Paul, a just man.' The proconsul Saturninus said, 'Take a reprieve of thirty days and think it over.' (Acts of the Scillitan Martyrs, 180 CE) CHRISTIAN LITERACY The proconsul Saturninus, seeing that the accused had a capsa, ...
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Sella curulis: the folding stool : an ancient symbol of ... - Pagina 158
The capsa attached to the sella curulis The sella curulis on coins Sella curulis with liod's paws On a smaller group of early Imperial monuments a capsa is attached to the empty sella curulis. This is a cylindrical receptacle for rolled documents, ...
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Dicționar universal al limbii române - Volumul 2 - Pagina 200
Din rus. fca- pronj. capsă, capsez vb. (fr.) 1. a prinde cu capse; 2. a prevedea cu capsă (un cartuş). [ Din capsă ]. capsâre, capsări f. acţiunea de a capsa şi rezultatul ei. [ V capsa ]. capsât, -ţi, capsată, -ea. 1. prins cu capse; 2. prevăzut cu capsă; ...
Lazǎr Şǎineanu, Alexandru Dobrescu, 1995
