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11Ignis et aquae interdictio — Ignis et aquae interdictĭo (lat.), Untersagung des Feuers und Wassers, röm. Verbannungsformel …
12IGNIS Brigidae — quem instar Vestalium inextinguibilem dicunt, memoratur Silvestro Giraldo Topogra. Hibern. l. 2. c. 34. 35. 36. et 48. De cuiusmodi Ignibus apud Vett. Vide Bochart. Hireoz. part. prior. l. II. c. 3. ut et supta Ardentes, ac infra ubi de vert.… …
13ignis fatuus — (n.) will o the wisp, jack a lantern, 1560s, from M.L., lit. foolish fire; see IGNEOUS (Cf. igneous) + FATUOUS (Cf. fatuous) …
14Ignis Suus — Alternative spelling: ignus suus Ignis suus is an ancient common law principle relating to an occupiers liability over damage caused by the spread of fire. It tradionally imposes strict liability.Cited in:Burnie Port Authority v. General Jones… …
15Ignis Varèse — Pallacanestro Varese Pallacanestro Varese Club fondé en 1945 Statut pro …
16ignis fatuus — noun /ˈɪɡnɪs ˈfætjuːəs/ a) A will o the wisp. Fiery spirits or devils are such as commonly work by blazing stars, fire drakes, or ignes fatui; which lead men often in flumina aut præcipitia, saith Bodine [...]. b) A delusion, a false hope. Like… …
17Ignis sacer — I̱gnis sa̱cer [lat. ignis = Feuer; ↑sacer] m; : = Ergotismus gangraenosus …
18ignis fatuus — /ˌɪgnɪs ˈfætʃuəs/ (say .ignis fachoohuhs) noun (plural ignes fatui /ˌɪgniz ˈfætʃuaɪ/ (say .igneez fachoohuy)) 1. a flitting phosphorescent light seen at night, chiefly over marshy ground, and supposedly due to spontaneous combustion of gas from… …
19ignis — ig·nis (igґnis) [L.] fire …
20ignis — adjoignis astreignis atteignis ceignis contraignis disjoignis dépeignis déteignis empreignis enceignis enfreignis enjoignis feignis geignis joignis oignis peignis plaignis rejoignis repeignis restreignis reteignis rétreignis teignis éteignis… …
