- chronicae: (etc) (in Latin). Frankfurt: Tampach. OCLC 62188677.
Dabam Pragae Idibus Aprilibus, Anno
vulgaris aerae MDCXII (Earliest-found use of "vulgaris aerae"...
- the day
before the Ides
Pridie Idus Prid. Eid. 14 12 12 12 12 On the Ides
Idibus Eid. 15 13 13 13 13 The day
after the Ides
postridie Idus 16 14 14 14 14...
- colophon: ...impressit in
inclyta Parrhisorum academia Iodocus Badius Ascensius Idibus Martiis. MDXIIII. Sup****tione Romana. (the Ides of March, 1514). The full...
- on
whether an
event occurs on or from a day (ablative: Kalendis, Nonis,
Idibus), or
before a day (accusative: Kalendas, Nonas, Idus), but in each case...
- asteriscos:
Studia Indogermanica in
honorem Iens Elmegård
Rasmussen ****agenarii.
Idibus Martiis anno MMIV, eds. Adam
Hyllested et al. Innsbruck: 2004, pp. 59–61...
- I·C·E·U·—iusta
causa esse videtur. īcl'om—inclinationem. id'—idem. id.—idem,
idibus, idus. îd'—inde. iđ—idem, idest, idus. īđe—indictione. id'e—idem. īd'id°—individuo...
- ("Caused This
Monument to be Made") H.S. – Hic
Situs ("Laid Here") ID. –
Idibus ("On the Ides") IDNE. –
Indictione ("In the Indiction" – a chronological...
- I.S.V.P. –
Impensa sua
vivus posuit. IVL. –
Iulius IVN. –
Iunior ID. –
Idibus ("On the Ides") IDNE. –
Indictione ("In the Indiction" — a chronological...
- went on to
attack Hannibal, with his
soldiers in
close formation' quod
Īdibus fuerat dictum dē agrō Campānō āctum īrī, nōn est āctum (Cicero) 'as for...
- March, May, July, and October, and the
fifth of all
other months). Id. = ex
Idibus, from the Ides, or a. d. ⟨number⟩ Idus, the 'x' day
before the Ides (the...
