QUE SIGNIFIE CATAPÚLTĂ EN ROUMAIN
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définition de catapúltă dans le dictionnaire roumain
CATAPÚLTÁ ~ e f. 1) (antiquité) Machine de guerre avec des pierres jetées, des barils de substances inflammables, etc. sur l'ennemi. 2) Dispositif de lancement d'avions à bord d'un transporteur. 3) Mécanisme de lancement du pilote d'avion pour le parachutisme en cas de danger. [G.-D. catapulte] CATAPÚLTĂ ~e f. 1) (în antichitate) Mașină de război cu care se aruncau la distanță pietre, butoaie cu substanțe inflamabile etc. asupra inamicului. 2) Dispozitiv pentru lansarea avioanelor de pe bordul unui portavion. 3) Mecanism pentru lansarea pilotului din avion în vederea parașutării lui în caz de pericol. [G.-D. catapultei]
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10 LIVRES EN ROUMAIN EN RAPPORT AVEC «CATAPÚLTĂ»
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Marksmanship: William Tell, Popinjay, Appleseed Project, ...
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Limes XX: Estudios sobre la frontera romana (Roman ... - Pagina 1080
Restos arqueológicos de la catapulta tipo scorpio de Ampurias (Gerona) (Sáez Abad, 2005) La catapulta de Ampurias (Puig y Cadafalch, 1911—1912: 672; Bosch Gimpera, 1913) fue la primera en ser identificada como tal por la comunidad ...
Norbert Hanel, Ángel Morillo Cerdán, Esperanza Martín Hernández, 2009
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Latin Learning and English Lore: Studies in Anglo-Saxon ...
A third instance may probably be recovered from the pair catapulta: allaz sper (line 23). In the context catapulta is a missile, probably an arrow or a spear. The Old High German gloss occurs in the second of two lines about the syntactical ...
Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe, Andy Orchard, 2005
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The antiquities of England and Wales displayed: being a ... - Pagina 4
Except the Balista and Catapulta, we can gather little more than the name and use of some machines, concerning which, authors difier considerably. But we shall colleet and relate what has been observed concerning them, as far as we can ...
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The Antiquities of England and Wales - Volumul 1 - Pagina 15
Few of these machines, except the balista and catapulta, are so described as to give any tolerable idea of their construction ; concerning even them, authors considerably differ : for the remainder, of some we have only the name and use, and ...
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Commentatio De Catapulta Polybola Locum Philonis Mechanici ...
Societati Regiae Scientiarum Goettingensi Oblata Et Recitata Albrecht Ludwig Friedrich Meister. n в "l ,.,.
Albrecht Ludwig Friedrich Meister, 1768
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Military Antiquities Respecting a History of the English ...
_ THE proportions of the parts of a balista, are mentioned by Vitruvius, I refer the reader to him, with the advice before given in the explication of the catapulta, some information might be there obtained; but as Hero remarks, it is only after ...
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Military antiquities respecting a history of the English ... - Pagina 377
mention it, without defcribing it ; Vitruvius gives to many of its parts the fame names which he made ufe of in speaking of the bafe of the catapulta ; neverthelefs that bafe could not be exactly like that of the catapulta, for the different figure of that ...
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Encyclopædia Americana: A Popular Dictionary of Arts, ...
A catapulta of the smaller kind consists merely of an immense bow of elastic wicker work, placed on a suitable carriage, and having its upper part drawn down by the force of several men applied to a strong rope. Several arrows are lodged ...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1833
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Encyclopædia Americana: a popular dictionary of arts, ...
Of the Catapulta. These, as we have before observed, were employed in throwing darts or arrows, which, it is said, were sometimes poisoned, and at others set on fire. A catapulta of the smaller kind consists merely of an immense bow of ...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1840
