WHAT DOES CURMÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of curmá in the Romanian dictionary
curmá vb., ind. Presentation 3 sg and pl. trumpet, imperf. 3 sg. cong., 3 sg and pl. end curmá vb., ind. prez. 3 sg. și pl. cúrmă, imperf. 3 sg. curmá; conj. prez. 3 sg. și pl. cúrme
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CURMÁ»
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curmá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
curmá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A Commentary on Augustine's De cura pro mortuis gerenda: ...
rst 'zooms in' on Curma's awakening and the event directly thereafter. Once awake, the patient immediately inquires about his namesake, Curma the blacksmith. Curma's words in segment 6 create suspense, as he seems to know something ...
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The Rise and Fall of the Afterlife - Pagina 95
In his The Care to Be Taken for the Dead (12.15),54 which probably dates to 421 AD, Augustine tells us the following story: Curma, a poor curialis ('member of a city council') and simpliciter rusticanus ('a simple rustic'), who lived not far from ...
Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies Jan N Bremmer, Jan N. Bremmer, 2003
3
Dicționarul Luceafărului eminescian
CURMA vb. Tr. (Complementul indică o suferință, o stare sufletească) A face să înceteze, a opri. Și deasupra mea rămâi/ Durerea de mi-o curmă. C390. Restriștea de mi-o curmă. C390,V1. Durerea mea o curmă. C390,V2. Ș-astfel asupra ...
Rodica Marian, Felicia Șerban, 2014
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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
Curma the smith was found to have died just when the other Curma awoke. "I knew it," said the invalid, "for I heard it said in that place whence I have returned that not I, Curma of the Curia, but Curma the smith, was wanted." But Curma of the ...
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Delphi Works of Andrew Lang (Illustrated)
A rustic named Curma, of Tullium, near Hippo, Augustine's town, fell into a catalepsy. On reviving he said: “Run to the house of Curma the smith and see what is going on”. Curma the smith was found to have died just when the other Curma ...
6
Peasant and Empire in Christian North Africa - Pagina 150
13 Since Augustine had no idea who Curma was, Curma presumably presented the clerics of Hippo with a letter from his priest indicating that he was sufficiently prepared to become a competens. He stayed for the Easter cycle and thus would ...
7
I Believe in Heaven: Real Stories from the Bible, History ...
Then,after several days, he opened hiseyes and asked about a blacksmith who was also named Curma. He learned that the other man had died at thevery moment he himself was resuscitated from his deep slumber. Curma stated that this was ...
Cecil Murphey, Twila Belk, 2013
Roman Senator Curma During thefifth century A.D., Augustine, Bishop ofHippo in Numidia, North Africa, described the astral voyagingofthe Roman Curma. When Curma was seriously ill he had a near death experiencein whichspirits on the ...
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The Christianization of the Anglo-Saxons c.597-c.700: ... - Pagina 20
In his De Cura pro Mortuis Gerenda (On the Care to Be Had For the Dead), composed c.421/2, he relates the story of a man from his own diocese named Curma, who had lain in a coma for several days. Curma had apparently alleged that, ...
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Dissertations upon the Apparitions of Angels, Dæmons, and ...
294; A' DlSSERTATI'ON did was sending to enquire what 'was bec'dmo" be another peasant of the same village, 'named Curma, also; and word was brought him, that this Curma expired at the very instant that he himself recover, ed. Upon this ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CURMÁ»
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curmá is used in the context of the following news items.
Una madre de Ares denuncia que el servicio del bus al instituto …
María José Martínez, una vecina del lugar de Curmá, en la parroquia aresana de Caamouco, no recuerda haber tenido nunca problemas con el transporte ... «La Voz de Galicia, Oct 15»
