10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «NEPẮS»
Discover the use of
nepắs in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nepắs and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A Lexicon chiefly for the use of Schools, abridged from ... - Pagina 82
... one z C. part., iur. нейдет to be quite tired of sitting. {амбал-(61: once in Hom.] Магарыч, i), an Apiraean woman. дядину-гас, ау, (а priv., népas) endless, boundless. à1r¢ip€vroç, ау, (a priv., пиратам) Dor. for дате!prrros, untired. àieipäfos, ...
Henry George LIDDELL (Dean of Christ Church. and SCOTT (Robert) Dean of Rochester.), 1843
2
Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy
As if such a concept of dneipov were not much more universal, as if Plato did not also count objects among that which is determined through népas, and so already restricted through quantity, insofar as he took them to never lose their reality.
3
Disputatiuncula Sophoclea - Pagina 20
20 Vcrba rrepees ydp, nepäs incorrupta esse, apparet ex v. 123, ubi similiter ac prorsus eodem strophae loco repetitur nXavdras. At quum luce clarius sit choreutas illis verbis cum maximo crnciatu timoris monere, ne Oedipus sacra loca adeat, ...
4
Histoire des Empereurs - Pagina 424
Népas avoit aussi le nam È'ËÎ'” de Jule qui se lit sur' les médailles, [ afin qu'Auguste qui de- 3- . . . . vait terminer l'Empire d'Occrdent , fût aussi successeur d'un Jule. ]Saint Sidoine le qualifie un Prince parfait soit pour les armes, soit pour les ...
5
Études sur les législations anciennes et modernes: 1er ... - Pagina 242
ils. désirent,. en. un. mot,. népas. mourir. tout. entier. il ne faut pas croire, cependant, qu'on ne puisse pas renoncer à une succession. On est libre d'accepter ou de ne pas accepter. Mais on est présumé accepter ...
Joanny Pharaon, Theodore Dulau, 1839
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The Gospel According to St. Mark - Pagina 23
Victor: 013x drrhnis npbo'xen'at 'rb ' 8151/01/10: roii rihlov,' dhh' {vi-6131) s'uénigov 1.1.1) e'Seivai 'ruu. depan'akw aaBBd-rzp, rorlrov Xripw 'roi/ o'aBBri'rou Tb népas civépevov. For rowdzzew see WSchm., p. 109, and cf. vv. ll.“ ' ¥¢spov krk] ...
Henry Barclay Swete, 2006
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The Germany of C. Cornelius Tacitus, from Passow's Text; ...
Népas, тетиз, 31. Noußeréw иди/биты, vrÀn'yaîs, 9. Гобду] ůvůsw, reÀe'iv, 77. ná'yos, пью], ßúfm, 42-3. Пёков, 16. man: кий 5ûvap1s,jïdesf0r tissima, 23. HÄn-yaîs, KóvâuÀoLs, vouůeréw, 69. ПАЛЮ), Playa, ëvropñ, ê'Àcns, 26. Upoaeuxñ.
Cornelius Tacitus, Edmund Henry Barker, 1836
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Family Welfare: Gender, Property, and Inheritance since ... - Pagina 70
This is translated from the original French: “Si vous voulés avoir la bonté de me faire passer une some de 200 livres ou du moin 150 sur mes drois légitimaires je vous en sentiré bon gré J. . .1; cy je népas quéque secour de vous dans la ...
David R. Green, Alastair Owens, 2004
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Rhythmic Form in Art - Pagina 14
In Greek philosophy these two opposites, the principle of measure, 7'6 népas, and the formless, -rd diwetpov, are made to play into one another inmany ways. Symmetry, proportion, balance, moderation and harmony are all beautiful and ...
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Plato's Examination of Pleasure: A Translation of the ... - Pagina 122
... népas and flrrmpw, but something quite different. Nevertheless it may be doubted whether Plato would have used this phrase 1-ck drsl. . .<5rueum'>-ra-rot txov-re if he had intended, as some scholars believe, to include the Ideas in the ...
Plato, R. Hackworth, 2011
