10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «SÁLIC»
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sálic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sálic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Wherein ...
Sálic, a. Sa/ic /w, Ley sálica. Salient, a. Saltante, saliente, saledizo. Salifiable, a. (Quim.) Salificable, base que puede forma uua sal uniéndola con un ácido. Saline, Salínous, a. Salino. Salineness, ». La culidad ó propiedad de lo que es salino.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1855
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Del espíritu de las leyes - Volumul 2 - Pagina 81
La ley sálica disponia , que despues de la hermana del padre entrase á heredar el pariente mas próximo por parte de varon ; pero si lo era en un grado superior al quinto, no heredaba. Asi una muger en el quinto grado hubiera sucedido en ...
Charles Louis de Secondat Montesquieu (Barón de), 1821
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages
... [d'oliva Salad, *. cetàta, inSalata, — oil, olio Salamander, s. salamandra Salary, s. salario, stipendie Sale, s. venditíf.—To expose any thing to su\è,' mettere in vendita,— able, a. vendibile, — sman, s. venditors <H abitifatti Sálic, or Sálique, a.
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The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf, The Travellers [Widsið], ...
Ohd. O. Sax. sál. sálic, sāelan. gesaelan. contingere. feliciter evenire. l. 1142. 1773. 2500. saeld. vid, seld. såeme segnis. ignavus. l. 5755. såene. (with a genitive). segnis. ignavus. 8aes sí8faetes såene weorčan. Cod. Verc. vi., 409. sundes 8e ...
John Mitchell Kemble, 1837
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A Dictionary of the English Language ... - Pagina 358
Sales'man, n. one who is employed in selling. Säle'wörk, n. work made for £ Säl'e-brous, a. (L. salebra) £ • Sāl-e-brös'i-ty, n. roughness of a pat Sálic, a. (Fr. salique) denoting the French law which excludes females from the throne. Sã'li-ent,a.
Alexander Reid, Henry Reed, 1863
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Julius Caesar: A Life - Pagina 91
A Life Antony Kamm. GERGOVIA ... March of the Aedui", - = * H *. \ccam','A' T'-- *, &\c'> H * D SN * 2- Sálic oë H '', Heights of Risolles Roman cavalry diversions C Detached legion D Gallic troop movements E Main Roman offensive F1 Tenth ...
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Second English Reading-book, Being a Progressive Selection ...
Fălconry, unknöwn as a divérsion to the áncients, became” from the fourth céntury” an équally delightful" occupation. From the Sálic and 6ther bárbarous codes of the fifth céntury, to the close” of the périod under our reviév”, every age would ...
Charles Gaulis Clairmont, 1847
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A Dictionary of the English Language, containing the ... - Pagina 358
Säle'wörk, m. work made for sale. Säl'e-brous, a. (L. salebra) rough. Sāl-e-brös'i-ty, n. roughness of a path. Sálic, a. (Fr. salique) denoting the French law which excludes females from the throne. Sã'li-ent,a.(L.salio)leaping; bounding. Sa-line'.
Alexander REID (LL.D.), 1844
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Analecta Anglo-Saxonica: A Selection, in Prose and Verse, ...
Sá-gemáre, III. 1. sea- coast. See Gemaзre. Saegan, 1 to offer, sacri- Gesaegan, J flee. Gesaege, for gesege, from geseon. fSaeghenn (gesegen), saw; from gesebn. Sál, II. 2. time, occasion. Gesálan, to bind, tie. Sálic, sealike, marine, watery.
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A Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages - Volumul 2
Sáleableness, s. l'essere vendibile. Sálebrous, adj. scabbroso, aspro. Sálesman, s. venditore di abiti fatti. Sálework, s. roba fatta per vendere; roba fatta con negligenza e all'ingrosso. Sálic, .a: Sálique, adi. salico. –The salic law, la legge salica ...
