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Duecento (UK: /ˌdjuːəˈtʃɛntoʊ/, Italian: [ˌdu.eˈtʃɛnto]
literally "two hundred") or
Dugento is the
Italian word for the
Italian culture of the 13th century...
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Scottish suzerainty by
English barons Latin:
Undeque veniens post
mille et
ducentos annos a
transitu populi israelitici per mare
rubrum Latin:
expulsis primo...
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Feminine Neuter Nominative,
Vocative ducentī
ducentae ducenta Accusative ducentōs ducentās
Genitive ducentōrum ducentārum ducentōrum Dative,
Ablative ducentīs...
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fanciulli dietro di
lontano gli
soleano gridar: - Viva Martano. - Avea
ducento scrocchi in una schiera,
mangiati da la fame e pidocchiosi; ma egli dicea...
- object; to
qualify duration of time, e.g.,
multos annos, "for many years";
ducentos annos, "for 200 years"; this is
known as the
accusative of
duration of...
- the
accusative of
duration of time E.g.:
multos annos, "for many years";
ducentos annos, "for 200 years".
Latin |
German |
Esperanto |
Serbian | Croatian...
- the King's suggestion, Shirley's
source for the plot of his play is the
Ducento novelle of
Celio Malespini. The play was
performed by
Queen Henrietta's...
- Carocci,
Baroni di Roma: Domi****oni
signorili e
lignaggi aristocratici nel
Ducento e nel
primo Trecento (Roma:
Istituto storico italiano per il
Medio Evo...
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describing an
imagined hypothetical situation in the ****ure: Cicerōnī nēmo
ducentōs nunc
dederit nummōs, nisi
fulserit ānulus ingēns (Juvenal) 'these days...
- Gratarolo, Guglielmo, ed. (1567),
Dialogus de
Substantiis Physicis ante
Annos Ducentos Confectus a
Vuilhelmo Aneponymo Philosopho... [A
Dialogue on
Physical Substances...
