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- concertātio, ōnis f. [ concerto ]состязание, спор, прения, диспут Ter etc.; препирательствоjejuna c. verborum C — пустое словопрение
Латинско-русский словарь. 2003.
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reigler — du papier, Chartam lineare, Lineas ad regulam ducere. Reigle de rouge, ou de rosette, Rubrica vel purpurisso lineare, Rubras lineas ducere. Parchemin reiglé de plomb, Membrana directa plumbo. Catul. Reigler les choses, Constituere modum rebus.… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
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