- word
contentment comes from the
Latin contentus,
which means “held together” or “intact, whole.” Originally,
contentus was used to
describe containers, literally...
- cr****is. Naribus: Patulis. Facie: ephelitica. Mento: subimberbi. Pertinax,
contentus, liber. Pingit: Se
lineis daedaleis rubris.
Regitur Consuetudine. In latin:...
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original text
Neque regi
aliud relinquebatur, quam ut
regio tantum nomine contentus crine profuso,
barba summissa,
solio resideret ac
speciem dominantis effingeret...
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Originally released in 1991. I
canti di Euterpe, sec. XVI.
Ensemble Laus
contentus.Recorded in 1998. La
bottega discantica,
Discantica 37, 1998, compact...
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rival Cicero, replied, Est enim ... mihi **** Cicerōne aemulātiō, nec sum
contentus ēloquentiā saeculī nostrī; nam
stultissimum crēdō ad
imitandum nōn optima...
- de
sentimentu / et
sensa una hora de riposu, /
pensende istare liberu e
contentu / m'agato pius
aflitu e congoixosu, / in
essermi de te
senora apartadu...
- exstructa,
victum quaritaus,
modico pane et vino od
voletudinem stomachi contentus,
caetera pauperibus irogalat." "Bienero, or
Bernerio Hispanic, from the...
- Gratiani. Non
transgrediaris terminos patrum ... Suis
itaque terminis contentus esse
maluit ...
leges convenieni vigore sanctiendo ... eis
rector et gubernator...
- sister' The
following refers to a time in the
distant past: domō eādem fuit
contentus, quā Eurysthenēs, prōgenitor maiōrum suōrum,
fuerat ūsus (Nepos) 'he was...
- as
exercising their functions in Man. Then came S. Maughold, Conan,
Contentus, Blad, Malchus, Roolwer, William, and then S. Bradan, who has
given his...
