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Universal-lexikon der gegenwart und vergangenheit: oder, ...
Kühlungsmittel. Mann, jeden Kopf. Apért (v. lat.), 1) offen, unverholen; 2) erledigt, z. B. ein Lehen. Apérta, Orgelregister, f. Orgel s. Apértä (a. Geogr.), fo v. w. Aperrä. Apértae IIterae (lat.), fo v. w. Patente. A.ta fëüda, f. Apertura feudi. Apertur.
Heinrich August Pierer, 1840
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P. Terentii Comodiae sex, or The six comedies of Publius ...
... um antevórf-um apért-um appant-um appar.it-um' appell;;t-um applicát-um applicit-um Pr*]. Appóno Appórt-o Appófc-o Apprehénd-o Approb-o Appróper-o Apt-o Arbi:r-or Aicéff-o THEMATA VERBORUM. 409. Infin, Co □1 Regimen* adfúm ...
Terence, John Stirling, 1771
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Apért, a. Abierto. Apértly, ad. Abiertamente, ein cobertura. Apérthess,», Abertura, el estado de ser abierto. Aperture, Apertion, ». Abertura. Apétai.oi's, a. (Bot.) Apétalo, sin pétalos. A'pkx, ». A'pice, el extremo superior ó la punta de alguna cosa.
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The Riches of Chaucer ... By Charles Cowden Clarke ... ... - Pagina 181
Eke every Wight wot this as well as I, If gentleness were planted naturally Unto a certain lin'age down the line, Privy' and apért,'1 then would they never fine' 280 To do of gentleness the fair office ; They mightenb do no villainy or vice.
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden CLARKE, 1870
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The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer: To which are Added an ...
Eke every Wight wot this as well as I, If gentleness were planted naturally Unto a certain lin'age down the line, Privy and apért,2 then would they never fine3 = Open. T 0 do of gentleness the fair office, a gig; They mighten4 do no villainy or vice.
Geoffrey Chaucer, George Gilfillan, Charles Cowden Clarke, 1861
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The Riches of Chaucer: In which His Impurities Have Been ...
But for ye speaken of such gentleness As is descended out of old richess, That therefore shullen ye be gentlemen ; 255 Such arrogancé is not worth a hen. “ Look who that is most virtuous alway; Privy and apért,7 and most intendeth aye .
Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Cowden Clarke, 1835
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J. A. Kromayeri specimen fontium Scripturæ S. apertorum, ...
... 8C 'div'ersis linguis., gtxulcr'unt. ' - 'Vers lo. 1337:3134) Pfeíffcrus in The/21m. Hermencut. p. 264. pollinctorem'vertít, quía Rad. Samarim— ' › M y nis nis ungcrc valer. Sed cum in tanta calam'tate, quam Deus FoNTEs APÉRT] AMOSIsi CAP.
Johann Abraham KROMAYER, 1730
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Wherein ...
Apért, a. Abierto. Apértion, Aperture, i. Abertura, paso, rendija. Apértly, ad. Abiertamente, públicamente. Apértness, ». Abertura, claridad, franqueza. Apctalous, a. (Bot.) Apétalo, sin pétalos. A'pcx, s. A'pice, el estremo superior ó la punta de ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1855
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The comprehensive English spelling book - Pagina 32
... annoy annul anon answer ántbear ánthill ánthem anthrax ántick antique ántler autre anvil anxious ány apáce apart apeak apért apiece apish appal appeal appear appease append applaud apple apply' appoint apprize approach approve ...
Orlando Thomas Dobbin, 1852
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Glossaire de la langue d'oïl, (XIe-XIVe siècles), ... - Pagina 21
Prov. apért. It. apérto. Et. mot sac. apért«m. La forme pop. est ouvert. 2. APERT adj. pour espert : habile, expert, doué de bonnes qualités. Et. expértem. APERTÉ; —teté; — tise s.f. habileté, vaillance, exploit, tour de force. Et. apert 2. APERTIR ...
