CĂRȚI ÎN PORTUGHEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «HARMOSTA»
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harmosta și extrase din aceasta pentru a furniza contextul de întrebuințare al acestuia în literatura Portugheză.
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Por harmoniómetro, dogr.harmonia + metron) * *Harmóphano*,adj.Dizse do
mineralqueapresenta indícios deligações naturaes. (Do gr.harmos +phane) * *
Harmosta*, m. Designação de cada um dos governadores que Esparta impunha
aos ...
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
... was manifest after the peace of Antalcidas; for, although they had pledged
themselves to re-establish free governments in the various towns, yet they left
them in the hands of the harmosta:.* The character of their rule is sufficiently
described ...
William Smith, Charles Anthon,
1870
A caminho da Grécia Anaxíbio encontrou-se em Cízico com Aristarco que ia
substituir Cleandro nas funções de harmosta de Bizâncio. Foi ele que levou a
notícia de que Polo, o novo almirante, estava a chegar ao Helesponto dum dia
para o ...
Xenophon, Aquilino Ribeiro,
1960
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Plutarch's Lives, tr. by J. and W. Langhorne
The Spartans called to account the three harmosta? or officers, who had
commanded in the Cadmea, and signed the capitulation. Hermippidas and
Arcissus were executed for it, and upon the third, named Dysaoridas, so severe a
fine was ...
Plutarchus, Francis Wrangham,
1819
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Exotic microlepidoptera
Paianotis harmosta, n. ep. d S2 . ll-lrl mm. liead and automne white. Palpi white,
on upper halt' of terminal joint with a darliv grey lateral line. Thorax white,
sometimes with a few darla tuseons spe-cbs posteriorly. Abdomen fascette,
beneath ...
J. F. Clarke, Edward Meyrick
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Encyclopaedia Britannica; or A dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
HARMOSTES, or Harmosta, in antiquity, a sort of magistrate among the Spartans,
whereof there were several, whose business was to look to the building of
citadels, and repairing the forts and fortifications of the cities.— The word is i^uns,
...
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Memoirs of John Napier of Merchiston: His Lineage, Life, and ...
... elucubrationem) me per annum solidum tenuit occupatum; absoluta tamen est,
favente supremo Mundi totius Harmosta, necquicquàm fremente et infrendente et
horridè admodum interstrepente Bellonâ cum Bombardis Tubis et Taratantaris ...
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The History of Thucydides: Newly tr. into English...with ...
... men catch up a In conformity with.] Or suitably to, in subservience to. 3
Oligarchical forms.] In order to the establishment and preservation of these, they
placed governors over the allied states, called harmosta;, literally regulators. See
Diod.
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Thoukydidēs. The history of the Peloponnesian war
whom Bra- sidas made governor of Amphipolis, and afterwards of the Harmosta?,
or governors set up in the different cities of Greece by Lysander. [Plutarch. Ly-
sand. 13, 21.] [Compare Herodot. VII. 205. where he says that Leonidas selected
...
Thucydides, Thomas Arnold,
1841
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The Great Harmonia: Concerning Physiological Vices and ...
... compared with the human gonlt Invereionism ban been a common vice for
countless ages. It will be borne in mind that, in employing the terms " vice," "evil,"
"crime," "transgression," &c., I mean to imply only " 118 THE GREAT HARMOSTA.