- André
Vernet points out that the
Latin terms,
particularly "collect" (
colligere) and "fragments" (fragmenta) for the clery's omissions,
derive from John...
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owners nor the
dangers of the world. Thus were
founded the
colleges (
colligere, to ****emble);
meaning not
centers of instruction, but
simple student...
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located at, or
close to farms. The word cull
comes from the
Latin verb
colligere,
meaning "to gather". The term can be
applied broadly to mean partitioning...
- Dream" 6:07 7. "I
Shall Love 2" 5:18 8. "Underneath the Moon" 6:49 9. "
Colligere" 6:11 10. "In Gardens' Muteness" 6:36 11. "I
Would Rather See" 4:51 12...
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theory of
right judgment (bene proponere),
theory of
right inference (bene
colligere),
theory of
right method (bene ordinare). The
first part
contains the...
- quid valet ?
Tantum sciunt,
quantum libitinarii iique, qui
reliquias colligere solent,
scire possunt de
cultu civili mortuorum quos sepeliunt.... " Hæc...
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possint interesse conventui ecclesie, qui se in
villa nostra ad
honorem Dei
colligere decrevit." His
letter to the
clergy and
people of
Halberstadt suggests...
- sero di****ur molere.
Caeterum ex his quae
praecedunt eodem in loco,
colligere licet dici
solitum de his qui,
licet serius,
tamen aliquando poenas dant...
- catch', but cosecha, 'harvest', Port.
colher and colheita, both from Lat.
colligere). In
standard Spanish,
stressed pronouns in the
subject position are never...
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common ancestor. In the case of Italian,
Rohlfs (1966)
cites cogliere <
COLLIGERE and
scegliere < *EXELIGERE as
evidence that a
palatal lateral was the...
