- G. 1. Salt
Duties Act 1718 (5 Geo. 1. c. 18) The 'Dominions of the
Grand Seignior' is a
reference to the
Ottoman Empire.
Customs Act 1662 (14 Cha. 2....
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Egypt in 1801, and for his
services received the Gold
Medal from the
Grand Seignior. In
April 1802, he was
appointed to the 5th
battalion of the 60th Regiment...
- ("old, elderly"). It is a
doublet of the
English words senior, sir, sire,
seignior, sieur, and
monsieur and
shares the same
provenance as the
Italian signore...
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Thessaloniki in 1206.
Boniface proceeded to send Otto de la Roche,
megaskyr or
grand seignior of Athens, as his
envoy to Henry,
proposing a
marriage between her and...
- It
speaks of a "
seignior" (high
social figure in the community) and his "neighbor" (someone of
equal social status): If a
seignior [an ****yrian man]...
- marries, so
whether or not this is a rape law is contested:: 150 156. If a
seignior chose a
bride for his son and his son did not have
intercourse with her...
-
Period (1478),
Prince Ji, also
known as Zhu
Jianjun (朱见浚),
became the
seignior of
Changsha and
founded his palace. In the
Wanli Period (1573-1620), Tang...
- Some
translators have
supplied stilted readings for awīlum, such as "
seignior", "elite man", and "member of the aristocracy";
others have left it untranslated...
- (2002) (Russian: Ричард Длинные Руки - паладин Господа)
Richard Longarms 4:
Seignior (2003) (Russian: Ричард Длинные Руки - сеньор)
Richard Longarms 5: Richard...
-
internal instability led the doge
Antoniotto Adorno to
surrender the
title of
Seignior of
Genoa to the king of France. The
French were
driven away in 1409 and...
