10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «DECURIAR»
Scopri l'uso di
decuriar nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
decuriar e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
A Tall Order: Writing the Social History of the Ancient ...
94 The corpus fabrum navalium of Ostia had more than 320 members; the collegi
(at) fabrum et centonariorum of Mediolanum comprised at least 12 centuriar, the
collegium fabrum Ugnariorum of Rome had 60 decuriar, the collegium fabrum of
...
William Vernon Harris, Jean-Jacques Aubert, Zsuzsanna Várhelyi, 2005
2
A Treatise on the Social Compact; or, the principles of ...
'Each of these tribes was subdivided into ten Caries, and each C'm'a into decuriar
, at the head of which were placed chiefs respectively denominated curianer and
decuriamr. Beside this, there were selected from each tribe a body of an ...
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1764
3
The prosopography of the later Roman Empire. 2. A. D. 395 - 527
For their rank and date, see Aggerius. Presumably two (or more) members of the
same family. . . .dorus v.inl., rector decuriarum (?) (at Rome) V/VI . . .dorus v.inl. e\/
rectore? decuriar(um); he set up this inscription to himself and, apparently, his ...
Arnold Hugh Martin Jones, John Robert Martindale, 1995
4
Handbook of Early Christianity: Social Science Approaches
Notes 1. The Apostolic Traditions are extant mostly in the Coptic versions (
Sahidic and Boharic). Trad. Ap., Dix gives the Greek words that were
transliterated into the Coptic. 2. Town council: decuriar, see Glover edition of
Tertullian's Apology ...
Anthony J. Blasi, Paul-André Turcotte, Jean Duhaime, 2002
5
Introduction to the Study of Latin Inscriptions
Nicomedi patri | incomparabili, | decuriali decuriae lictor. j cos. trium decuriar. X
primo,1 | item decur. lictor.2 popularis | denuntiat.3 X primo, | item praecon.
aedilium curul. Xprimo, | Aemilii Nicomedes et Nicomedes | et Theofila fill et |
heredes ...
James Chidester Egbert, 1896
6
Papers of the British School at Rome
[Abuc]cius Asclas lictor III [decuriar]um qui Caesari et [magist]ratibus apparent,
viat[or decuriae]e Xviralis qui a[d iu]dic(ia) [centumv]iralia praesunt, gerux[ ]indi
quinquen- nalis [colleg(ii) sc]abillariorum perpe[t(uus) ... in tribu ... ]ia seniorum ...
7
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
... horse, whichcon- sisted of 300 men. The Roman cavalry was divided into
decuriar, which were subdivisions of a century, each century containing ten
declines. DLCHRIO, a subaltern officer in the Roman, armies, who commanded a
decuria.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
8
De vero Rubicone quem Caesar contra Romanum interdictum ...
9. De illis italoquitur Alexander ab Alexandro: singulí manipuli [Domine-.r
recipium 256. Decuriar 'vero' 16. cui duc'Ïorll/Ianipularirpra'cmtffluam
etíamSyncgriam ovacant. Rzrrth'ManI'zzqum duzu Cea/nuria: fzcere "UOIunt ,
quarum qud'libct ...
Giovanni Battista Braschi, 1733
9
Historiae Augustae scriptores VI. Aelius spartianus. Vulc. ...
Vfic in admiílionibus, quattuor ' eran't admiflionum decuriar. lingulis decuriis, {
inguli prxerant proximi, ö: unufquifque proximus , illius decuriar cui ptzerat ,
magiller etiam dice~ batur. omnes autem erant fub magiûro admiñionum , cui
quattuor ...
10
A New and Complete Law-dictionary: Or, General Abridgment of ...
... centurias, U decuriar, partitur Satrapiam, shyre, a (cyrian,*(quod parrrsiri
signisirah) namirrawsit centuriam. hundred, (F dnuriam, toothing sim tienmantale,
i. e. Decemvrsira/e rolltgirzm apptl/avit; arqrn izsdrm naminibur w] badie ooranrur,
(Fr.
