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Archaeological Survey are Gr****
Souma (Ptolemy V.19,
Zosimus III, 30),
Latin Sumere, a fort
mentioned during the
retreat of the army of
Julian in 363 AD (Ammi****...
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twentieth century. The
Latin root con
meaning 'completely' is
linked to
sumere meaning 'to take up from under'. In The Life and
Death of Mr
Badman by John...
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Nihil autem neque publicae neque privatae rei nisi
armati agunt. Sed arma
sumere non ante
cuiquam moris quam
civitas suffecturum probaverit. Tum in ipso...
- adopt, usurp"),
which is a
conjunction of ad- ("to, towards, at") and
sumere (to take). The root survives, with
shifted meanings, in the
Italian ****umere...
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Martens M, Cottenie-Ruysschaert M,
Hanselaer R, De
Cooman L,
Casteele KV, Van
Sumere CF (1988). "N-Feruloylglycine
amidohydrolase from
barley seeds and isolated...
- consummation, sum,
summa **** laude, summary,
summation sum-, sumpt- take
Latin sumere,
sumptus ****ume, ****umption, consume, consumption, presumption, subsume...
- consummation, sum,
summa **** laude, summary,
summation sum-, sumpt- take
Latin sumere,
sumptus ****ume, ****umption, consume, consumption, presumption, subsume...
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Azure each
grasping a rod of
Aesculapius Sable its
serpent Or and
standing on a
rocky mount proper strewn with
pitcher plants Or
Motto SEMPER SUMERE DIEM...
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obviously restricted to
pairs corresponding to the
Latin alternation -
sumere vb/-sumptio sb. Nobody,
unless he was
trying to be witty,
would extend the...
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longitudines a
communi magnetis et
mundi meridiano justis de
causis initium sumere opportet plurimum testimonium secutus primum meridianum per
dictas C.Viridis...
