- ('mirror for kings/princes')
dated to
around 1185. It is
subdivided into 20
particulae ('(small) parts'), the last of
which is the so-called
Gesta Friderici'...
-
interaction of
particles (minima naturalia,
partes exiles,
partes parvae,
particulae, and semina). It
differs from
atomism in that
corpuscles are
usually endowed...
- last one
being an
encomium of
Henry VI, and 52
continuously numbered particulae, is
written in a
mannered and
sophisticated style. It is
often mocking...
- aspects. They
issued shares called partes (for
large cooperatives) and
particulae which were
small shares that
acted like today's over-the-counter shares...
- by the
union of
fixed alkali with a
spiritus acidus. In
combustion the
particulae nitro-aereae –
either pre-existent in the
thing consumed or
supplied by...
-
mainly in Europe. Symbolæ ad
Floram Brasiliæ
centralis cognoscendam,
particulæ 1–10, 1873 Symbolæ 11–20, 1875 Symbolæ 21–30, 1886 Symbolæ 31–40, 1893...
- from the
Spanish of
Andreas de Soto.
Dictionary of
Latin verbs (1634)
Particulæ Latinæ Orationis, collectæ, dispositæ, et
confabulationibus digestæ, London...
- 1777;
Lebensbeschreibung D.
Johannes Georg Walch's, 1777;
Illustratio particulae symbolorum veterum de
Christo ex
maria nato, 1778;
Kritische Untersuchung...
-
Horatii Bibliothecae acad. Altdorf. ****
specimine varietatis lectionum. (
Particulae quatuor.) (Altdorf 1766/1767) Progr. ad
funus J. G.
Bernholdi (Altdorf...
