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Pasture (from the
Latin pastus, past
participle of pascere, "to feed") is land used for grazing.
Pasture lands in the
narrow sense are
enclosed tracts...
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Agistment originally referred specifically to the
proceeds of
pasturage in the king's forests. To
agist is, in
English law, to take
cattle to graze, in...
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Transjordan was occupied. But when
Transjordan became an
unsettled region, a
pasturage for
desert nomads, then the
Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea
formed the...
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intensity of land
cultivation and the ever-increasing
demand for zebu
pasturage had
largely transformed the
central highlands from a
forest ecosystem...
- vary,
depending on
water content, the type of
flora used to
produce it (
pasturage), temperature, and the
proportion of the
specific sugars it contains....
- that
Diocletian either help them
recover their lost
lands or
grant them
pasturage rights within the empire.
Diocletian refused and
fought a
battle with...
- were
surrounded by some 20,000 date palms.
There was
abundant water and
pasturage. Most importantly, the
place was
easily defensible. He held up in a fortress...
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Moorish rule had
established Castile's high
central plateau as a vast
sheep pasturage; the fact that the
greater part of
Spanish sheep-rearing
terminology was...
- ground;
concurrently the
headwater valleys above Riez were
being opened to
pasturage. A
typical progress trap was that
cities were
often built in a forested...
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naturales natural fruits Vegetation naturally growing from old
roots (as
pasturage) or from
trees (as
timber or fruit) (vs.
fructus industriales, see above)...
