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11TRIDENTUM — Italis Trento, Gallis Trient, Anglis Trente, urbs Comitatus Tirolensis, satis culta, ad Athesim fluvium sita, vetus est, et eam in decima regione Italiae, inter meditertaneas collocant, Plinius, l. 3. c. 19. et Strabo, vulgo Trent. Conditam… …
12ZENO Isauricus — I. ZENO Isauricus Consul. A. C. 471. Vide supra. IMPERAT. ET VIRT ILLUSTRES. II. ZENO Isauricus Imperator ex Ariadne, filia Leonis Senioris, filium susceptum, decimô mense, postquam Augustum eum declara verat, ut solus regnaret, venenô dicitur… …
13irrision — ə̇ˈrizhən noun ( s) Etymology: Latin irrision , irrisio, from irrisus (past participle of irridēre to laugh at, from in in (II) + ridēre to laugh) + ion , io ion more at ridiculous : a laughing at a person or thing : derision …
14irrisory — īsərē, īzə , izə adjective Etymology: Late Latin irrisorius, from Latin irrisus (past participle of irridēre to laugh at) + orius ory more at irrision : given to derision : derisive …
15irrisor — I. ə̇ˈrīzər Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, mocker, scoffer, from irrisus + or synonym of phoeniculus II. noun ( …
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