- in
modern French, and is
derived from the
Latin roots inter 'between' +
positum 'position',
literally 'that
which is
placed between'. Entrepôts had an...
- vs. 20-21. ...
lignum id, quod ad
emundanda obscena adhaerente spongia positum est,
totum in
gulam farsit ..., "the stick, on
which a
sponge is placed...
-
Positive laws (Latin: ius
positum) are human-made laws that
oblige or
specify an action.
Positive law also
describes the
establishment of
specific rights...
-
viridem yermo,
verde _l acūculam, fabulam, insulam,
populum aguja, habla, isla,
pueblo l_ sōlitārium
soltero s_t
positum, consūtūram puesto, costura...
- hebrai**** 'phanag' aquila,
symmachus et
theodotio ita ut apud
hebraeos positum est transtulerunt, pro quo
septuaginta 'unguenta,' nos 'balsamum' uertimus...
-
pedestal below carries lines from
James Russell Lowell's poem "Memoriae
Positum":
Right in the van of the red rampart's
slippery swell with
heart that...
- "Inde ad pede
montis ipsius (Gerizim)
locus est, cui
nomen est Sechim. Ibi
positum est monumentum, ubi
positus est
Joseph in villa, quam
dedit ei
Jacob pater...
- Filiorum,
civium Leodiensium,
Sumptibus Decani et Capituli,
Novum in
Turri positum est Horologium, A.D. MDCCclass. The
South West
tower of the
cathedral contains...
- Respondens. At the
start of a debate, both the dis****nts
would agree on a ‘
positum’,
usually a
false statement. The task of
Respondens was to
answer rationally...
- to cause" molō, molere, moluī,
molitum "to grind" pōnō, pōnere, posuī,
positum "to place" texō, texere, texuī,
textum "to weave, to plait" vomō, vomere...
