- 'against' but
could also mean 'to' or 'towards'. The
terms ad
mulierem and ad
feminam have been used
specifically when the
person receiving the
criticism is...
-
lower somewhat, e.g. dōnat "he gives" > OF dune /dunə/ >
donne /dɔn/,
fēminam >
femme /fam/.
Other vowels remained nasalized, and were
dramatically lowered:...
- verritur,
domus purgantur lustranturque.
genera eius duo: foliosa, quam
feminam ****nt, mas
rarioribus foliis. No
plant however is so
renowned among the...
- ad
consequentiam (to the consequence), ad
crumenam (to the purse), ad
feminam (to the woman), ad
hominem (to the person), ad
ignorantiam (to ignorance)...
- equivalent. He
states that
misandry is "different from the
intensely ad
feminam aspect of
misogyny that
targets women no
matter what they
believe or do"...
-
SAETAM 'silk' */ˈseta/ /ˈsejðə/ /ˈsej.ə/ seie /ˈsoj.ə/ /ˈswɛ.ə/ /swa/ soie
FĒMINAM 'woman' */ˈfemɪna/ /ˈfemnə/ /ˈfemːə/
femme /ˈfãmə/ /ˈfam(ə)/ /fam/ femme...
- Castro, Jan Garden, eds. (1988).
Margaret Atwood:
Vision and Forms. Ad
Feminam:
Women and Literature. Carbondale, IL:
Southern Illinois University Press...
-
igitur scriptum invenire est apud
idoneos quidem scriptores aut "mehercle"
feminam dicere aut "mecastor" virum; IV. "edepol" autem, quod
iusiurandum per Pollucem...
- is
about to
offer himself to men in
womanly fashion (quum vir
nubit in
feminam viris porrecturam), what does he wish, when **** has lost all its significance;...
-
conventu hominum exhibere vinctos quatuor homines, tres viros, et unam
feminam,
quasi qui de
ipsis navibus ceciderint :; quos
scilicet per
aliquot dies...
