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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «TILENCO»
Scopri l'uso di
tilenco nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
tilenco e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
The 7th, 8th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 34th, 67th, 60th, 86th, and 95th articles of the Rule
of Pachomius, impose most intolerable law of tilenco and mortification. «"#». ' □ ;
M?nniTi work : but the vanity of spiritual perfection was tempted OF TEE ...
Edward Gibbon, Henry Hart Milman,
1856
... to his aged eyes tho scattored clusters of the mountain herbage, and tho
broken shadows of the cliffs, indented far across tho tilenco of uninhabited
ravines." * It was amidst scenes such as these that in his youth ho had so often
led his flocks.
3
Lives of the Illustrious
... U-jsrcry aud pe*tilenco to i. '.- *n Grub Street to St. George's — i :r mi St.
George's Fields to - □_•□ t» • .n.l St Martin's Church, T rat ulk in June, aud
amidst •• •: » cia-^-houio in December, >. l: 1; ~;..u! and to bo buried »."•., v*;iii.
was the fate of ...
4
The administration reviewed
... in magnitude any yet known to history, and nothing but the conviction that
every citizen is bound to give his honest advice to his fellow- citizens in this
fearful crisis, would prompt me to break that tilenco' which I have hitherto
maintained.
5
Grotius on the Rights Os War and Peace an Abridges Translation
which belongs to a people as a people : and the same may be said of a College
or Corporation. V. The connexion of the parts of the bedy is taken away, if the
citizens either break up their society spontaneously on account of pes- tilenco or
...
6
Hugonis Grotii de Jure Belli Et Pacis Libri Tres
[Spartian. c. 17.] tilenco or scdition ; or be so distracted by force that they cannot
come together ; which happens somctimcs in war. VI. Tho /orm of a People is
taken away, when the participation in common rights no longor subsists, either at
all, ...
Hugo Grotius, Jean Barbeyrac, William Whewell,
1853
7
PAPERS RELATING TO THE EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT,
... of Seafon fhall generally change the Con- ftitution of the Atmofphere ; it is clear
that the only Regulation of Safety confifts in withdrawing the Troops as much as
poffible from the local Pe£ tilenco, till fuch favourable Change takes Place. Sept.
8
Official Register of the United States
ilman Glaseo Humiiton Ulster Kims P. Gilnmn Henry D Martin 1 44 49 99 1« 'JJ
07 103 1.1 13 44 4 W Я 73 7 89 4 65 tilenco Mille. i < 'hiHibn Hfnry P Hermanee
846 14 SI 323 31 162 97 [,. F Ol<"<, frnm April 15 70 81 64 63 139 41 173 06 С ...
United States Civil Service Commission,
1862
9
The New American Cyclopædia: A Popular Dictionary of General ...
The siego lasted until tho 27th, when tho Europeans, now reduced to less than
half their original number, suffering from pes- tilenco and famine, their
ammunition exhausted, and their weak ramparts half demolished, surrendered
on promise of ...
George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana,
1869
'04 llU 10 I have sen _ _ .. tilenco "after the manan °f_l"-'-'T'}l'; 1"“: ' Your 'ouug
men liiivclsliiiiiiiillil1 M,” sword. Hind have taken :ui'nyilfu" Wm; horses; and I
homo made the slink \' , "v , '1 your camps to come up "1"" W" in» nostrils: 'yot haw
ye ...