10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «COMPOSSESSOR»
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Typógrapho. * Bras. do S. Aquelle que trata de cavallos, preparandoos para
corridas. (Do lat. compositus) * *Compossessor*,m.Jur. Aquelle que,com outrem,
possue algumacoisaou direito. (De com... + possessor) * *Compossível*,adj. Des
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Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
When the compossessor informed the liberals of the triumph of their cause, they
gave way to a series of é'ljens, only inferior in vigour to those they had uttered in
the morning, when the struggle was all before them. Their shouts were renewed ...
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and Latin...
A compositor [in a printing- office] typorura dispositor. A compossessor, predi
socius v. paz tier ps. Compost for manuring land, stercua. Composure or
tranquillity of mind, animi tranqnillitas. Computation, compotalio. To compound,
componere.
(e.g. auratior) 139 compeccare 234 compossessor 234 concessus adi. 166
conclarus 292 condicio = status 87; cf. 258, 262 conditor = xtIottk 116 confictura
147 confiteri 136-7 congressio 'contact' 281; — carnis 100 coniector 176 Index of
latin ...
Tertullianus, Jan Hendrik Waszink, Jacobus C. M. van Winden, 1987
When the compossessor informed the liberals of the triumph of their cause, they
gave way to a series of eljens, only inferior in vigour to those they had uttered in
the morning, when the struggle was all before them. Their shouts were renewed ...
George Henry Lewes, John Morley, William Leonard Courtney, 1866
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The Growth of the Manor
The vicani of Scaptaparene in Thracia seek redress in [an exactly similar case
through a certain Pyrrhus, miles compossessor, " Zeitschrift der Savigny, Stiftung
fur Richtsgeschichte, Romanistische Abtheil- ung," xii. p. 246. It is curious to hear
...
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Challenging the Modern World: Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II and ...
[w]e can speak of socializing only when the subjective [subiectiva] character of
society is ensured . . . when, on the basis of his work, each person is fully entitled
to consider himself a part-owner [compossessor] of the great work-bench at
which ...
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Registra Quorundam Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, Qui Saeculo ...
COMPOSSESSOR, I. 464. A copartner, or coparcener. comorus, I. 102. An
account; the usual form of what would be, more correctly, a computus.” com, Eng,
II. 332. Cumminseed. OONGURRENTIA, I. 377. A crowding, or pressing together.
Henry Thomas Riley, John Whethamstede, 2012
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New Complete Pocket-dictionary of the English and German ...
Compossessor, käm-pSz-zeV-sÄr, í. Wttbefífjer, т. Cmnposi, кйт'-резг., í.£ linger,
m. ûïiingfrirftftA Compost, kftm-posl', v.a.biingen. Coinposlure, k3iu-p8s'-lshure, s
Ф^ПЛеГ, /Л. Composure , kflm-po'-bhurc , a. BM|"iii]iiiu*ii|VÇiinfi , iiVrbinbung, ...
Ferdinand Adolf Weber, 1832
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Word Formation in the Roman Sermo plebeius
... long array of examples, such as coadulescere, coaetaneus, coaelernus,
coangustare, coinquinare, collactaneus, commiser, compar, compas- sio,
compinguescere, compossessor, concarnare, confermentare, con- spurcare,
constuprare, etc.
Frederic Taber Cooper, 1975
