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Capitis deminutio or
capitis diminutio (diminished capacity) is a term used in
Roman law,
referring to the extinguishing,
either in
whole or in part,...
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Western music and
music theory,
diminution (from
Medieval Latin diminutio,
alteration of
Latin deminutio, decrease) has four
distinct meanings. Diminution...
- capacity.
Adherents to the
theory spell the term "Capitis
Diminutio", and
claim that
capitis diminutio maxima (meaning, in
Roman law, the loss of liberty, citizenship...
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noxal surrender or sale over her. This
change of status,
known as
capitis diminutio minima,
conferred on the wife the
title of materfamilias. The wife in...
- in
diminutio above it. The
variation culminates over the
closing pedal point with a
stretto of all four lines,
again with
inversions and
diminutio. At...
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music 3
lines Burney.
Diminutione - 4
lines Burney. Cross-referenced to
Diminutio.
Diritta - 0.1 Burney. An
Italian term.
After Brossard.
Discant - 0.8...
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history of the sad
period previous to his rule; and
again under the
title Diminutio Monasterii, and Querimonium, he
related the
temporal difficulties that...
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Recueillement Dirk
Blockeel "Ach Gott vom
Himmel sieh darein",
Chorale en
diminutio for
cello and
organ "In paradisum" for
cello and
organ "O
gloriosa virginum"...
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African law
refers to a
status of
diminished legal capacity (capitis
diminutio)
imposed by the
courts on
persons who are
unable to pay
their debts, or...
