10 LIBRI IN POLACCO ASSOCIATI CON «MARE APERTUM»
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Mare undique apertum, vel terra ex omni parte ... - Strona 128
Stephanus à Lamzweerde. csirasi'um &'spisi'um , aêrum sub Polo dc iri ejúé Vicinitate'índefinita. non folum temperate, fed 6x' vehementiflime seu intensisiïme cai 'lefieri , atque calm-,Em æftumve femel admisi'um iiz acceptum per longinquum ...
Stephanus à Lamzweerde, 1756
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The Society of Nations: Its Past, Present, and Possible Future
The movement of thought in the middle ages seems to have run strongly in the direction of what is called mare ... the end of the sixteenth and the beginning of the seventeenth century the great Mare Clausum and Mare Apertum controversy, ...
Thomas Joseph Lawrence, 2005
3
Deutsch-lateinisches Lexikon - Tom 2 - Strona 323
propatulus, Cic. bic offne See, apertum mare, Caes, and), altum ... ore patente, Liante, aperto adstare. mit offnen Xugcn fd;lafcn, patentibus o'cuiis dormiré, Plin. ein offner ®фаЬе, vul- nus apertum , patens , non obducen- dum, non sanandum.
Friedrich Karl Kraft, 1824
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Origines kalendariæ hellenicæ: or, The history of the ...
Jam veris comites qui mare temperant Impellunt animae lintea Thraciae4. In the Greek epigram, Htpi prjv&v Alyxmriav4, the month of the Mare apertum is Mecheir, the limits of which, in the Alexandrine calendar, were January 26 and 27, and ...
5
A Dictionary of Words and Phrases Used in Ancient and ...
Mara. Moor; bog. Maras. Same as MARA. Marastre. A stepmother. Marauder. A soldier who robs and plunders without ... To adjoin to; to border upon. Mare. The sea. Mare altum. The high sea. Mare apertum. The open sea. Mare clausum.
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A History of Seafaring in the Classical World (Routledge ... - Strona 241
(1982) Trees and Timber in the Ancient Mediterranean World, Clarendon Press, Oxford Meijer, F. J. (1983) 'Mare clausum aut mare apertum. Een beschouwing over zeevaart in de Winter', Hermeneus, 55, 2—20 Morrison, J. S. (1941) 'The ...
7
Annales rerum Anglicarum et Hibernicarum regnante Elizabetha
... V. in f. с prodidit) commifit, Lodovicum Naflovium equeftribus turmis praefecit, placuitque omnibus, Edd. friarts. z. Tumuli tain qua Edd. frieres. L 1 1 1 1 z timen- i6oo. timendam. in navibus fatis eflè, & mare apertum ad A N g L i ir Regina. 8ip.
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Regional Co-operation and Protection of the Marine ... - Strona 25
... to be added to those of the simple categories of Grotius, free sea and territorial sea (mare apertum, mare liberum and mare clausum). It was an application to the sea of a principle hitherto confined to land.” Shotwell & Deak, supra note 21.
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Jerome's Epitaph on Paula: A Commentary on the Epitaphium ...
Between early November and April the Mediterranean Sea was mare clausum in that far-offshore travel which was not ... the Mediterranean Sea was again mare apertum, whereupon they each returned to their own sees (ad ecclesias suas), ...
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A Law Dictionary of Words, Terms, Abbreviations, and ... - Strona 301
... spend the first night with the bride of a tenant. (English) Same as Maiden Rents. Marchioness. A woman with a rank corresponding to that of a marquis. See Marquis. Mare. The sea. Mare altum. The high seaa. Mare apertum. The open sea.
James Arthur Ballentine, 1916
