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deepest affection", or "sincerely".
Attributed to
Julius Caesar. ab
inconvenienti from an
inconvenient thing Neo-Latin for "based on unsuitability", "from...
-
Birmingham Six. In law, an
argument from
inconvenience or
argumentum ab
inconvenienti, is a
valid type of
appeal to consequences. Such an
argument would s****...
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deepest affection", or "sincerely".
Attributed to
Julius Caesar. ab
inconvenienti from an
inconvenient thing Neo-Latin for "based on unsuitability", "from...
-
miscontentment betwix your
Majesties subjectis, and it is to be
feirit that some
inconvenientis sail fall oute
betwix thame, for our
seyfaring men
cannot be inducit...
- incómodo, inconveniência, maçada, distúrbio (< Lat. incommodus; < Lat.
inconvenientis; < Lat.
matea + Port. -ada; < Lat. disturbĭum) inconvenience, disturbance...
-
miscontentment betwix your
Majesteis subjectis, and it is to be
ferit that some
inconvenientis sall fall out
betwix thame, for oure
seyfairing men
cannot be inducit...
- 451–452.
Pavone 1991, p. 457.
Lepre 1999, pp. 183–184.
Attachment 17,
Inconvenienti causati dai
rastrellamenti contro le
bande partigiane, to the Head of...
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rowme for
bureing of the deid, and for
esdrewing of the
savour and
inconvenientis that may
follow thairupon in the heit of somer, it
would be providit...
- Bothwell, he
besought her on his
knees to
eschew "sic
utter wrak and
inconvenientis as that wuld
bring on".
Still he
remained faithful to the
queen when...
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their bypast wages, "without the
quhilk I
salbe drevin in mony
great inconvenientis." In many respects,
Morton was an
energetic and
capable ruler. His first...
