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BUCÍNĂ s.f. Instrumento de viento que sopla a los romanos, como el cuerno de caza hoy. [Pl. Nosotros. / \u0026 lt; de ancho. Bučina]. BUCÍNĂ s.f. Instrument de suflat la romani, asemănător cornului de vânătoare de astăzi. [Pl. -ne. / < lat. bucina].
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10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «BUCÍNĂ»
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1
A Latin-English and English-Latin Dictionary: For the Use ...
(bucina). I. A) One that blows on the bucina, a trum pes. er, Caes.—B) Fig.: One that publishes or #” laims any thing, b. existimationismeae, Cic. ll. BUCINO (bucc), 1 v. n. (bucina). sign al with the bucina, Varr. BUCINUM (bucc.), i, n. (bucina).
Charles Anthon, William Freund, 1858
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Spartacus in the Television Arena: Essays on the Starz Series
Some specimens were not equipped with the crosspiece, which was made of bovine horn. A similar instrument, the bucina, possessed a semicircular shape; in source material, it is sometimes confused with the cornu. At first the bucina was ...
Michael G. Cornelius, 2015
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A Copious and Critical Latin-English Dictionary: Abridged ...
Maxilla, the upper and lower jaws internally, in which the teeth are placed; dentes maxillares. BUCCEA, ae,..f. (bucca). A morsel, a mouthful, duas b. manducavi, Suet. BUCCINA, BUCCINATOR, BUCCINO, and BUCCINUM. See BUCINA, etc.
William Freund, Joseph Esmond Riddle, 1866
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Musica Romana: Die Bedeutung der Musik im Leben der Römer
28 Die Verwendung der Bucina in der römischen Militärmusik Die Bucina war ursprünglich das römische Hirteninstrumenü”. Mit diesem Instrument wurden in früher Zeit die Plebeier zu den Volksversammlungen berufen, um rasche ...
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Roman Army Studies - Volumul 1 - Pagina 27
The Bucina-Trumpet 1. A straight trumpet. Vegetius' text restored Nowhere on the many monuments of the Roman army has an identifiable bucina been found yet80. This makes the tombstone of Aurelius Sums truly unique, for since he is ...
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A Copious and Critical Latin-English Lexicon - Pagina 188
a war-trumpet [spiral and gibbous, whilst the tuba was straight], with which the signals of the four watches of the night were given: te gallorum, illum bucinarum cantus exsuscitat, Cic. Mur. 9, 22:—ubi secundae vigiliae bucina datum signum ...
Joseph Esmond Riddle, William Freund, 1849
schemă în carourile D2 şi D:J (Svejaia cistaia bucina, Vlajnaia cistaia bucina) sînt foarte asemănătoare; ele sînt localizate în regiunea de dealuri şi regiunea montană inferioară pe soluri brune podzolite, productivitate superioară, floră de mull.
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The Imperial Roman Army - Pagina 50
The bucina was a rarely-used instrument and not much is known about its use. It was possibly a short tuba with a slight curve (pl. VII, 10). Trumpet players had to purify their instruments during the tubilustrium. There were 38 in each legion, i.e. ...
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The Trumpet Book: - Pagina 15
quity: tuba, lituus, cornu, and bucina. These can be Carved detail from the Trajan's Column. Note at the left a cornu player, interpreted as follows: and in the center, a bucina player. lindrical or slightly conical tube and a flared bell. Lituus: ...
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Music in Ancient Greece and Rome
parts of the instrument were originally made fromanimal horn (cornu means that), andthe first syllableof bucina ('bovine noteplayer') would suggest that horns of cattle were used. The characteristic shape was later reproduced inmetal, most ...
