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Canterbury (21
April 1109) "I
wished to do more harm than I could." ("Plus
volui nocere quam potui.") —
Ranulf Flambard,
Norman Bishop of
Durham and government...
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represented by
entirely different forms. For example,
Latin volo, velle,
volui, and
other such
forms from the Proto-Indo-European root *welh₁- ('to will')...
- such as nōlī mīrārī "don't be surprised!") Prin****l parts: volō, velle,
voluī "to want" nōlō, nōlle, nōluī "not to want, to be unwilling" mālō, mālle...
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Irregular verbs: dedī 'I gave' tulī 'I bore' iī (rarely īvī) 'I went'
voluī 'I wanted' fuī 'I was' potuī 'I was able' P****ive and
deponent verbs 1st...
- Wikidata: Q1497291 BioLib: 123730 BOLD: 30765 CoL: 5BPFW EoL: 748454 EPPO:
VOLUIS EUNIS: 76124
Fauna Europaea: 66079
Fauna Europaea (new):...
- with the Agus, with whom they
found their first settlement at Avenor-Agu
Volui near
present Kpalime in the
Republic of Togo.
Their next
settlement was...
- his wife,
daughter of Sir John Peche, and
these verses: Sum quod eris,
volui quod vis,
credens quasi credis.
Vivere forte diu, mox ruo
morte specu Cessi...
- as a
tribrach (u u u), the law may be broken. Thus
omnia patris, dīcere
voluī,
omnibus ere are allowed, but only when the
second of the two
words is accented...
- his wife,
daughter of Sir John Peche, and
these verses, Sum quod eris,
volui quod vis,
credens quasi credis.
Vivere forte diu, mox ruo
morte specu Cessi...
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Amoenitates Academicas Manibus propriis dedicavi, inscripsi,
sacraque esse
volui. Anno ab ejus
excessu XV. et a
Christo natu MDCCLXXVII. Ille ego qui quondam...
