APA TEGESÉ ITÁLO-CÉLTIC ING BASA ROMAWI?
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ITÁL-CÉLTIC, -Ă adj. Basa Italia-Celtic = klompok basa Indo-Eropah kalebu basa Italia (Latin lan Romawi, Osco-Umbrian) lan Celtic. (\u0026 lt; / RTI \u0026 gt; italo-celtic) ITÁLO-CÉLTIC, -Ă adj. limbi italo-celtice = grup de limbi din familia indo-europeană cuprinzând limbile italice (latina și limbile romanice, osco-umbriana) și limbile celtice. (< fr. italo-celtique)
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BUKU BASA ROMAWI KAKAIT KARO «ITÁLO-CÉLTIC»
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La religión romana: historia política y psicológica - Pagina 27
Se trata de problemas como el de la «unidad ítalo-céltica» anterior al momento en que una serie de pueblos de la misma procedencia y lengua se separan para ir unos a Italia y otros a Europa Occidental; o el de la «tripartición funcional», ...
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The Celtic Church in Britain - Pagina 30
This attitude, as will be noted in the next chapter, is typical of the Celtic teacher. He took for granted that the Bible was God's Word ... Gildas' copy of the Scriptures appears to have been the Itala. Bede's testimony to Celtic missionaries was that ...
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A Celtic Model of Ministry: The Reawakening of Community ...
For this reason Celtic people loved the Gospel of John because it is a mystical Gospel not a historical Gospel. It was meant to help ... The first Bible used by Celtic Christians was the Old Latin version called the Itala. By the end of the sixth ...
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Celtic Linguistics, 1700-1850: pt. 2. The Gael and Cymbri - Pagina 101
Italy — 3c, corn — talam, country — the land of corn, or agriculture, pronounced Itala. The Tiber. This is evidently the Gaelic and Phenician t)b<xp, a well, fountain, spring, stream. Dalmatia — bal, a share, a tribe, the country a possessed by a ...
James Cowles Prichard, 1706
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A C.S. Rafinesque Anthology - Pagina 57
PELHAVI or ASSYRIAN Arta—Damik.Akhe. CHALDEE ARABIC SYRIAN (Earth or Land.) Ara—Dameh. Ardi—Arz. Aro—Kam? &c. &c. Ancient Dialects. CANTABRIAN PELASGIC or ANCIENT GREEK CELTIC Talu—Itala. TEUTONIC CIMBRIC ...
C.S. Rafinesque, Charles Boewe, 2005
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The Celtic Gospels: their story and their text - Pagina xxvi
The Italian Text. The Codex Brixianus (/) stands in a peculiar position of a MS. of the Italian type of text which is the European type purified and refined and made more cultured. The question is whether this ' Itala ' is not St. Jerome's Vulgate ...
Lemuel John Hopkin-James, 1934
... the apostles, if not even beforethe death of John, the New Testament had been translated into that most beautiful of all Latin texts, the Italic version, often called Itala. For centuries scholars of the Celtic church quoted from the Itala.21 ...
Wilkinson, Benjamin George, 2015
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Celtic Britain and the Pilgrim Movement - Pagina 507
The reading sermo deserves some notice Perhaps it is the "Itala" reading. There are some peculiar readings in Gildas which are neither Itala nor Vulgate, and seems to indicate a special British Latin version. 7 The last Abbot. See Dr. de Gray ...
Griffith Hartwell Jones, 1912
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Two Lives of St. Cuthbert - Pagina 56
33 (n, 5) a text of the Celtic type has been used (see Novum Testamentum secundum editionem S. Hieronymi, ed. ... Pierre Sabatier, 3 vols., Paris, 1751) as the Itala or Versio Antiqua, or which in the New Testament can in several instances be ...
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Images and Ideas in the Middle Ages: Selected Studies in ...
The beginning of the Preface of the Itala-Exultet with the words "Vere quia dignum . . . ," instead of the "Vere dignum . ... When the Exultet (Vulgata) makes its first appearance in surviving liturgical manuscripts, that is in Gallican and Celtic ...
Gerhart Burian Ladner, 1983
