- The
couple was
covered ab
initio by her
health policy." /ˌæb ɪˈnɪʃioʊ/
absque hoc without this "Presenting the
negative portion of a plea when pleading...
- abłto—ablativo. abñia—absentia. absol'em—absolutionem. abst°—abstractio. absʒ—
absque. A·B·T·—Annua...Bima...Trima. ābul'oʒ—ambulationem. a.C.—anno
Christi or...
- to
correspond specifically and only to the
damage suffered. cf. ****um
absque iniuria. ad
referendum (ad ref) to
reference i.e.,
subject to be proposed...
-
Lutheran Reformation.
Sufficit sola
contritio et vera
poenitentia de
commisso absque omni
confessione facta vel
fienda sacerdoti, ut
immediate absolvatur per...
- to
correspond specifically and only to the
damage suffered. cf. ****um
absque iniuria. ad
referendum (ad ref) to
reference i.e.,
subject to be proposed...
-
pronouns that
refer to it: e.g. hic vir "this man", haec fēmina "this woman",
hoc bellum "this war".
There are also two numbers:
singular (mulier "woman")...
- est necesse, noli mihi tunc deesse, in
tremenda mortis hora veni, Jesu,
absque mora,
tuere me et libera. When I must die, do not then be away from me,...
- It
usually appears with a preposition, such as in, but not always; e.g.,
hōc locō "in this place"
Ablative of time when and
within which marks the time...
- legatum, ne
ipsis ecclesiis, **** eas
vacare contingeret,
pastores eligere absque nostro consilio et ****ensu presumerent,
duxerimus inhibendum...." Eubel...
- § 17.: "Cusentina, Rossanensis, et
Theatina archiepiscopales ecclesiae absque suffraganeis imposterum remanebunt."
Gaetano Moroni, "Vasto," (in Italian)...
