WHAT DOES A STATUÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a statuá in the Romanian dictionary
A STATUTE of transit. deliveries. (disputes, misunderstandings, etc.) To resolve through a statute or the authority of a law. [Sil. -You-a] A STATUÁ ~éz tranz. livr. (litigii, neînțelegeri etc.) A rezolva printr-un statut sau prin autoritatea unei legi. [Sil. -tu-a]
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A STATUÁ»
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A glossary: or, Collection of words, phrases, names, and ...
A. Borde's Itttrod. of Knowledge. STATUA, *. A statue. Latin. This word was long used in English as a trisyllable, though statue was also employed. Lord Bacon has it more than once in his 45th Essay ; and also in other places : It ia not possible ...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1859
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The Latino Student's Guide to College Success - Pagina 68
'FFEL Stafford Unaubaidlzad $123,456 01/01/97 OB/01/97 719 0O132100 01 Statua Coda OA aa of 01/05/99 Outatandlng Bal . $123, 4B6 aa of 02/02/99 'FFEL Stafford Subaldlzad $123,456 01/01/96 01/01/97 736 00132600 02 736 OA ...
Leonard A. Valverde, 2002
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A Copious and Critical Latin-English Lexicon - Pagina 1208
(statuo) A statue: s. et imagines, Cic. Arch. 12: — s. persimilis : — s. equestris : — Fig. denoting immoveablencss, muteness, etc. : statua taciturnius erat, Hor. : — volo crogitare ex hac s., PlauL "STATÛARÏUS, a, um. (statua) Of or belonging to ...
Joseph Esmond Riddle, William Freund, 1849
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The military decorations of the Roman army - Pagina 109
A statua armata was set up in Trajan's forum, a statua loricata in a temple, conjecturally that of Mars Ultor, and a statua civili amictu again in a temple, perhaps that of the deified Pius. Rufus was a primipilaris who rose to the praetorian ...
Valerie A. Maxfield, 1981
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L'Orlando furioso - Volumul 2 - Pagina 590
... Che senza muover bocca o batter ciglia, O mutar piè , come una statua, è immoto; A statua, più ch'ad uomo s' assi miglia , Che nelle chiese alcun metta per voto. Ben si gran cortesia questa gli pare , Che non ha avuto e non avrà mai pare.
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Antimemoriile lui Grobei (Romanian edition)
Cazul exemplar este detectabil, desigur, tocmai în Don Quijote, unde, prin referirea la acel desen din manuscrisul arab, Cervantes insistă asupra caracterului palimpsestic al cărții pentru a statua astfel caracterul ei arhetipal. La prima vedere ...
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The colossal sculpture of the cinquecento - Pagina xxvi
In his first Commentario Ghiberti quoted Pliny's definition, and in his description of Rome Pomponio Leto maintained that "colossus autfem] est magna statua." Throughout the sixteenth century the word "colossus" continued to imply o or refer to ...
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Pietro Bracci and eighteenth-century Rome: drawings for ... - Pagina 277
1754 30 Statua nella seconda nicchia entrando a mano destra in S. Pietro in Vaticano rappres.tc S. Vincenzo de Paolis Fondatore delia Cong.nc delia Missione di Altezza p.mi 16 1/2 in atto di predicare con Cristo in mano, pattuita a sola ...
Elisabeth Kieven, John A. Pinto, Centre canadien d'architecture, 2001
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Status Perception and Occupational Choice - Pagina i
Joseph Thomas Crymes. role so well thet he 10 riven an ward auch ae the Conrreaai .nal ttedal of Honor thia ia In recognition of hia high eatea* and not a recognition of hie atatue. The baaea for aeaignawnt of atatua art many and varied.
Joseph Thomas Crymes, 1958
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Dictionary: English-Neapolitan; Neapolitan-English - Pagina 296
511еер'5 milk cheese. pedagna n.f. support base, platform, footboard; ~ d' 'a statua base ofthe statue. pedamento п.т. foundation. pedata n.f. kick; footprint; width ofa stairstep. pede п.т. (pl. piede) foot; tree; a pped' ô lietto at the foot ofthe bed; ...
Dale Erwin, Tessa Fedele, 2014
