10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DECÍDE»
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decíde in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
decíde and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Catholicismens og Protestantismens Kirkeforfatning, Lære ...
Kirkelaere. decíde. begaaes. en. aahenbar. vitíIzm. subreptíònís: for at bringe den scedbanlige SacramentzForm tílveíe, hlívçr Wgçgstahet forstaaet om den egentlíge Fox-e: níngé'zílct, den ceremonielle Indoielses-M, som om vcd denne en ...
Henrik Nicolai CLAUSEN,
1825
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
... also to shun, or avoid, L. * A * tion, deca - - Declivity; f. ábending or stoping downwards,L, Decóét, v. to bởil or stew, L. « ; * * * * Decíde, v. to determine, L. Décinal, f. arithmetic numbered by ten *** Décimate, v. to take the tenth v Décimation, ...
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Two Dissertations. 1. On the Preface to St. John's Gospel. ... - Pagina 51
They can only decíde and đetermine for themselves ; and nothing beyond. - If any care not to be at the trouble to confult the history of Christ himself, and of the wáy in which his religion was first proposed to the reception of the world, to fee how ...
Theophilus Lindsey, John JEBB (M.D., formerly Rector of Ovington.),
1779
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E.'s New Spelling and English Dictionary ... To which is ... - Pagina 97
... a contending or striving, a dispute Deces fion, f. a departure, the aćt of going away Dechárm, v. a. to counteraćt a charm, to fet free Decíde, v. a. to determine, finish, conclude, fettle Decídedly, ad absolutely, pofitively, really, fully De“cidence, ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1795
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Tryals per pais: or, the Law of England concerning juries ... - Pagina 210
But (by him) generalip without such p?oof, the Evidence is not good, because one Recorte map recite one that nebet wag, The Jury are to decíde the Jfact,and CBbie dente is not given but to info?m them in , their Tonsciences of the truth, fo?
Giles DUNCOMBE, Esq. G. D. (of the Inner Temple),
1702
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 94
... a deceiving, abeguili: Decep'tious, a, deceitful, falfe, treacherous Decep'tive, a. able to deceive, deceitful Decerption, f. the act of pulling off Deces"fion, f. a departure, a going away Dechárm, v. a. to counteraćt a charm Decíde, v. to determine ...
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT,
1784
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Sanctissimi ... Benedicti Papæ XIV. Constitutio super ... - Pagina 39
... folutz'o» nes reddelazztur. Ад litigz'um decíde'ndum вратари, multa DIP/omaт ‚ veteresaue Commentarios expendere , res депеши! temporis.
Catholic Church. Pope (1740-1758 : Benedict XIV),
1759
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The Dialogues of William Richworth, Or, The Judgment of ...
William Rushworth. fince? And if they cannot (as it is more than evident they cannot) shall we think, that Christ fefia hath left and established no means or authority upon earth to take up these quarrels, and decíde these controverfies ?
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Laughing Gas: The Best of Maxine - Pagina 91
... DECÍDE' Ski? 1 тцкн ингы: You SuLK AND Гимн! _ див в FORM Hoz гимну; ' чуме“ "Mirc" ' o4- ..и а ' THERAPÍS'I'!
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The New Pocket Dicionary of the English and Spanish ... - Pagina 93
Decéptory,/~en*<"ÏOS<' Decertátion , s. debate Decéssion, sub. muerte j| falta ; [tar Décharm , v. a. desencan- Decíde , v. a. decidir Decider , s. el que decidí ; arbitro Deciding , s. decision Deciduous, a. caedizo Decimal , a. decimal Decimate ...
Claude-Marie Gattel,
1803
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DECÍDE»
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decíde is used in the context of the following news items.
El Parlamento andaluz, a instancias de la Brigada Tuitera, exige la …
Lo anterior se suma, a otras acciones ya en marcha, como el Congreso #T 2015 que, bajo el lema “es tiempo de decidir, es tiempo de participar”, decíde #T, ... «Abogacía Española, Oct 15»
Los Mártires de Carral, 167 años después
"El día 25 son transladados a A Coruña para ser juzgados, pero dado el gran número de adeptos con los que contaban los alcistas en esa ciudad, se decíde ... «La Opinión A Coruña, Apr 13»