10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A DEFECÁ»
Discover the use of
a defecá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a defecá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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DIVÓRCIO: Ainda há uma esperança - Pagina 18
... idólatra, caluniador, alcoólatra ou ladrão, com esse nós mem devemos comer, ou seja, não devemos nem sentar à mesa com ele, ou com ele nos relacionarmos. Sendo assim, devemos defecá-lo, separarmo-nos dele, abandoná-lo, ...
2
Ghid terapeutic naturist: rețete de post (Romanian edition)
Cireşele pădureţe conţin vitaminele A, B1, C şi săruri de: Fe, Ca, P, Cl, S, Mg, Zn, Cu, Mn, Co. Cireşele amare conţin protide, lipide, glucide şi tanin. • Cura de cireşe este puternic depurativă, elimină colesterolul şi alcalinizează sângele.
3
The Scholar's Orthographical and Orthoëpical Assistant; ... - Pagina 83
... Accented on the first. De"-fe-ca-ti-on F'-li-'gi-ble-ness De"-flo-ra-ti-on Ex pi-a-to-ry De"-foe-da-ti-on Accented on the fourth. Ec-cle-*si-a's-tic En-co-mi-as-tic E"-pi-cu-re—an E"-pi-pho-ne-ma E"-pi-gram-ma”-tic Ex-pe"-ri-men-tal Assist ANT.
Thomas Carpenter (Master of the Academy, Barking, Essex.), 1803
4
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ... - Pagina 202
EDIFICATION, £d-e-fe-ca'shan, «. The act of building up oian iu the faith, improvement in holiness ; improvement, instruction. EDIFICE, 2d'e-fis, *. 142. A fabrick, a building. EDIFIER, ed'e-fl-ur, $. One that improves or instructs another.
John Walker, Thomas Tegg ((Londres)), 1827
5
Universal biography: containing a copius account, critical ...
He was soon after found with his throat cut with a razor, but though evidently murdered, the coroner's jury pronounced a verdict of felo de fe. Ca pell, Edtuard, was born at Troston, near Burv, Suffolk, 1713, and educated at Bury school.
6
A new Dictionary of the English Language. ... To which is ...
I', I; 11 I " ' DE'FzcETroN -DE-FE-CA-TION- ms: [de/"rerum, Lat.] Purification ; the act of clcaring or. purifying. I l DEFE'CT-DiI-FEZȜT. n. sI [Jcfectmsi Lat.] Want; absence of something necessary; insufliciency ; the fault opposed to superfiuity.
William KENRICK (LL.D.), 1773
7
Reportorio de Los Tiempos - Pagina 63
Signo que quiere dezir testigo de fe, ca sin aquel no seria atribuida fe al tal acto. En otra manera signo quiere dezir las armas y señal que cadaqual faze esculpidas en sillos o pintadas en algun otro lugar, por las quales se señala la tal cosa ...
Andrés de Li, Laura Delbrugge, 1999
8
19 recantos e outros poemas - Pagina 110
comê-lo defecá-lo esse que ao despertar, esse que ao despertar sempre gritava fecundo fraco e franco. No gráfico milimétrico a curva dos seus pés: «Em voo!» diziam eles (para o futuro!) não voo! nem vou! e embora recusasse fosse, como ...
9
Directorium superiorum regularium, & ecclesiasticorum, ...
... malé pro!ata feriptit mandanrem, & intet alios defecá is etiam cxarantem¡F«r/M« quts incipiunt,antequam H,cum qutbm теснят futan vtrfmtm abfti- veut. Nec de die fatls ftequentare chorum eft,fed Se nofte eft frequeotandus , ob tria ptzeipuè.
Evangelista da Momigno, 1717
10
Studii tehnice și economice: Mineralogie-petrografie
... MnC03, cu toate că el conţine întotdeauna cantităţi variabile de Fe, Ca, Mg. Cînd rodocrozitul are pînă la 20% FeCOs se numeşte ponit, iar ZACAMINTUL DE MANGAN DE LA DEALUL, RUSULUI 75.
Romania. Institutul Geologic, 1974
