BUKU BASA PORTUGIS KAKAIT KARO «SIRO-SIRO»
Temukaké kagunané saka
siro-siro ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
siro-siro lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Portugis.
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Mites of Australia: A Checklist and Bibliography
... 1903 (Tyroglyphus) farinae: Rainbow, 1906 (Aleurobius) farinae: Womersley,
1941a (Tyroglyphus) farinae: Rayment, 1954 (Tyroglyphus) siro: Domrow and
Smith, 1956 (Acarus) siro: Hughes, 1961 (Acarus) siro: siro: siro: siro: siro: siro:
siro: ...
2
Logbook of the Schooner
Siro
Log, keeper unknown, of voyage from Baltimore to a port in France and back to Baltimore; David Gray, commander.
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Dangerous Desires [Tri-Omega Mates 7]
“Damn it, Siro.” Siro grunted when he was grabbed and slammed back into the
wall. Yuri was suddenly in his face, crowding him, pushing into him with his large,
muscular body. “You will not do this.” “Do what?” “Dismiss me or my concerns.
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Five Comedies from the Italian Renaissance
CALLIMACO: Siro! [SIRO enters] Go with him. [To NICIA] And if you please, sir,
return as soon as possible, and in the meantime we will work something out.
MESSER NICIA: What do you mean, "if you please"? I will be back in a heartbeat.
Laura Giannetti, Guido Ruggiero,
2003
It was Siro. Siro whispered, “Where did you go there, buddy? I thought we'd lost
you.” Nathaniel looked back out into the audience, where the people were
beginning to be ushered out of the room. The shadowy figure was lost. He looked
back ...
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Dictionary of Louisiana Creole
... elder tree pye lafle siro cf. siro, siro, marsh elder mongilie elderberry,
elderberry blossom lafle siro cf. flcer, elderberry tree pye lafle siro cf. siro, siro
eldest gro, plu vye cf. vyeu elect v. elekte election eleksyon electric elektrik,
electric power ...
7
The Essential Writings of Machiavelli
CALLIMACO: I ley, Siro! SIRO: Yes, sir? callimaco: Come here. SIRO: Here I am.
CALLIMACO: Go get the silver goblet in my bedroom cabinet. Cover it with a cloth
and bring it to me. Make sure vou don't spill anything along the way. SIRO: I'll ...
Niccolo Machiavelli,
2009
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The Stoic Tradition from Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages
In 35 B.C. Vergil settled in Campania, where he spent the rest of his days. He
joined a philosophical circle of Epicurean stamp, founded by Phaedrus and
continued by Philodemus and Siro, Siro being the current leader of that school in
Italy.
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Machiavelli: The Chief Works and Others
... wait for me in your house. I'll go for the Friar, make him disguise him/ self and
bring him here, and we'll find the Judge and do what's left. Cal. That's good; go
ahead. IV.3. Callimaco, Siro Callimaco. Oh Siro! Siro. Sir! Cal. Come here. Siro.
Niccolò Machiavelli, Allan Gilbert,
1989
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Renaissance Comedy: The Italian Masters
There, he's back. What did you find, Siro? siro: The handsomest rascal you've
ever seen! He's by himself, and he's no more than twenty-five years old. He's
dressed in a cape and playing his lute. nicia: That's our man if you're telling the
truth.