- posiverunt:
furem dupli condemnari,
foeneratorem quadrupli.
Quanto peiorem civem existimarint foeneratorem quam furem, hinc
licet existimare. (...) Mercatorem...
-
sculptorem dicte Opere dignum magistrum Michelangelum Lodovici Bonarroti,
civem florentinum, ad
faciendum et
perficiendum et
perfecte finiendum quendam...
-
puella servolus Nequam, qui
dominum mulcat atque vili****.
Adulescens ducit civem Casinam cognitam. “Two
fellow slaves s**** a
fellow female slave as a wife;...
- CH·—Christus. cħ.—chorus. cħar—chartam. cħr—Charintiæ. C.I.—Codex Iustiniani. Cí.—
Civem or Civis. CIII—8 or VIII. Cip.—Cipri****. circło—circulo. cir9l'o—cir****locutio...
- and
water to
those who had
executed Roman citizens without a
trial "qui
civem Romanum indemnatum interemisset, ei aqua et igni interdiceretur." This was...
-
election of Acidinus, M.
Scipio declared him to be
virum bonum,
egregiumque civem.
Manlia (gens), for
others of this gen
Acidinus (cognomen), for
other Manlii...
-
describes him as "master Thaddeus,
citizen of Naples" (magistrum
Thadeum civem Neapolitanum). Damian-Grint 2010.
Edgington 2006. Damian-Grint 2010 and...
- made a
citizen of Toulouse" (Latin: Ego volo
intrare Tholosam et
facere me
civem Tholose). In practice, the
ecclesiastical court at
Toulouse was lenient...
-
inscribitur editus per
praeclarum I V D Io Francis****
Balbum de
Avilliana civem Taurin etc
published in
Lugduni 1542 Koln in 1561
Venice 1564
Nicolo Balbo...
-
patriarcham Antiochenum,
nominee quondam fratrem Naaman ord. S.
Antonii et
civem Mardinensem, et inde in
Latinam conversae per
doctorem Antonium Trancosam...
