WHAT DOES LÉPTA MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of lépta in the Romanian dictionary
LÉPTA s.f. The divisive coin in Greece, the hundredth of a drachma, v. Lepton. (cf. lepton, cf. engl., fr. lepta) [and AHDEL] LÉPTA s.f. Monedă divizionară în Grecia, a suta parte dintr-o drahmă, v. lepton. (cf. lepton; cf. engl., fr. lepta) [și AHDEL]
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «LÉPTA»
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants, Comprising ...
I'lex Lépta, Spreng. syst. l. p. 496. Three-leaned Lepta. Shrub 10 feet. Cult. See Cassine for culture and propagation, p. 13. 'I' Genera allied to Celastrinea', but difl'er materially in the cesiivation of the petals. XXI. PERROTTE'TIA (in honour of ...
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants: Calyciflorae - Pagina 14
I'lex Lépta, Spreng, syst. 1. p. 496. Three-leaved Lepta. Shrub 10 feet. Cult. See Cassine for culture and propagation, p. 13. + Genera allied to Celastrineae, but differ materially in the aestivation of the petals. XXI. PERROTTETIA (in honour of ...
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Herodotus, with a comm. by J.W. Blakesley - Pagina 444
5 Td¢os~—0d\[rairraq 5e, and other "We! OHM oii'rm 'rfiv 5505011 c'rc 'rfiq xcbpvye wotéeaBat.' Emiflac 5e e'vrekgéu-raq race. 12 M/seiv e'pripnyv 71):! Xa'ip'qv. [septa 'rei'xea' gen 8% Hope/Mia. KL/L/Lépta' 50"” 5e Kai. xu'ipq Settlement of ...
Herodotus, Joseph Williams Blakesley, 1854
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Prospero's Kitchen: Island Cooking of Greece - Pagina 51
Many of them catered to workers, offering a meal for a few lépta or pennies. Here they could choose from among several capacious pans containing plaited innards (qardotimba), stewed liver, stuffed spleen, or pancetta (more like spare ribs ...
Diana Farr Louis, June Marinos, 2012
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants - Volumul 2 - Pagina 14
... Vitis of Smith, and Othéra of Poir. but it is hardly known. I L. TmPuY'LLA (Lour. l. c.) 17. G. Native of Cochinchina, in woods. I'lex Lépta, Spreng. syst. 1. p. 496. Three-leaved Lepta. Shrub 10 feet. Cult. See Cassius for culture and propagation, ...
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... ...
This is a species of Skimmia according to Juss., I'lcr of Spreng., Vitis of Smith, and Othéra of Poir. but it is hardly known. 1 L. TRIPHY'LLA (Lour. l. c.) IQ. G. Native of Cochinchina, in woods. I'lex Lépta, Spreng. syst. l. p. 496. Three-leased Lepta.
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Istoria Bucurescilor - Pagina 243
George Ionnescu-Gion. — Te 'nteleo'em, Sfânt izvor de luminä. — Pärinte Gherasim, câ^ï banï sunt în sipetul de jos si câtï în lada de sus? — Cu totul si ou totul, pentru a fi pusï la minut sub inte- lépta dréptâ a Märinimiel Tele 173,000 de leï.
George Ionnescu-Gion, 1899
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Abwägende Vernunft: Praktische Rationalität in ... - Pagina 70
Die Dinge, die in Übereinstimmung mit der Natur sind, sind zunehmen (lépta), die ihr entgegenstehen, sind nicht zu nehmen (alépta) (Stobaeus 82,20–1; LS58C). Was in Übereinstimmung mit der Natur ist, hat Wert (z. B. Gesundheit, Leben ...
Franz-Josef Bormann, Christian Schröer, 2004
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Lithologia historico-medica: hoc est calculi humani ... - Pagina 363
... calculum sipmdiEkz'ïmagnitlÏdlfiis, cui quasi- c'aeodazmonis faciles _erat inièu'lépta', -muitimo- cu Egri cruciat'u; Exemit, quem .meis oculisçprazflmw Gené. rosisiimo Barone a Kò'nigseck, vid¡ &'ma'híbmmeis 'celu trectavi. Vid. Gregor.
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Etudes sur l'organisation intérieure, la société et ... - Pagina 91
Sur cette question capitale, à savoir que le charagma consiste dans les unités entières du kanôn, et que les lépta (ou lépta psèphia) sont les fractions, le texte de la Logariki ne permet aucun doute. Un simple coup d'oeil sur le barème final ...
