10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «RÉCTUM»
Discover the use of
réctum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
réctum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants - Volumul 1 - Pagina 63
A. réctum, Bernhardi ex Schleich. A. lupicida, theriöphonum, Rchb. ueber. These two last are hardly varieties. Stem smooth, or a little pubescent. Leaves 3 or 5-lobed, ciliated. Racemes crowded, furnished with lateral racemules. Flowers pale ...
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants, Comprising ...
A. réctum, Bernhardi ex Schleich. A. lupicida, theriéphonum, Rchb. ueber. These two last are hardly varieties. Stem smooth, or alittle pubescent. Leaves 3 or 5-lobed, ciliated. Racemes crowded, furnished with lateral racemules. Flowers pale ...
3
The British Flower Garden
This very handsome plant is of hybrid origin, and was raised last year at the Nursery of Mr. E. Hopwood, of Twickenham, from the seed of P. formosum, that had been fertilized by the pollen of P. réctum; the habit of the plant is chiefly that of the ...
Robert Sweet F.L.S.,
1831
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Essential Latin - Pagina 211
... rettufi, relatum bring back, refer reficio-ere—féci—fectum remake refugié-ere—ffigi—fugitum flee back regié-nis region régné [1] rule, reign régnum—i kingdom rego-ere, réxi, réctum régula—ae [f.] rule religié-nis scruple, awe, religion ...
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De bello Gallico libri IV: Caesar's Gallic war - Pagina 223
29. falló, fallere, fefelli, falsum, deceive. languêscó, languescere, langui, regö, regere, réxi, réctum, rule. por-rigö, rigere, réxi, réctum, extend. pergö (for per-rigó), pergere, per-réxi, per-réctum, go on. So surgó (for sub-rigó), rise. late0, latére, ...
Harry Freeman Towle, Paul Rockwell Jenks,
1908
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... ...
This species differs from M. réctum of Haw. in being annual, not shrubby. Papulw-bearin Fig-marigold. Pl. 1} to 4 foot. 307 M. PAPUL sun (Lin. fil. suppl. 259. exclusive of the Clt. 1774. synonymes) branches decumbent, terete; leaves opposite, ...
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Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar for Schools and ...
con-tundö, 3, -tudi, -tusum [tundö]. coquð, 3, coxi, coctum. cor-rigö, 3, -réxi, -réctum [regö]. cor-ripið, 3, -ripui, -reptum [rapió]. cor-ruó, 3, -ui, - £ crébréscö, 3, -crèbrui, -[in-, per-]. crédö, 3, -didi, -ditum, 209. a. N. [-dö]. crepô, 1, -ui (-crepävi), ...
Joseph Henry Allen, James Bradstreet Greenough,
1983
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Caesar's Gallic War - Pagina 223
15. languésco, languéscere, langui, , grow weak. . 19. regé, regere, réxi, réctum, rule. por-rigé, rigere, réxi, rectum, extend. _ pergé (for per-rigé), pergere, per-réxi, per-réctum, go on.- So surgb (for sub—rigé), rise. lateb, latére, latui, , lie hidden.
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A Short Latin Grammar - Pagina 59
réctum esse 1 to -have been ruled Perf. réctus having been ruled1 réctum ifi to be about to be Ger. regendus to be ruled, deserving ruled to be ruled 1 Réc-tus from *leg-tus ;~ see 55. audit') PRINCIPAL PARTS audire ' audivi auditum 216.
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Nouvelle methode pour apprendre facilement la langue ... - Pagina 267
Àssùrgo , assurréxi, assurréctUm , assûrgere: Se tenir droit, _se haussèr, se lever de'vunt quelqu'un, Iuyfaire la rez/creme. Consûrgo, réxi , réctum , consûrgere : Se le-Uerensemlóle. Exsûrgo , exurréxi, réctum , exûrgere : Se lever, fourdre.
Claude Lancelot, Nicole Pierre, Antoine Arnauld,
1709