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1factum non dicitur quod non perseverat — /faektam non disatar kwod non parsavirat/ That is not called a deed which does not continue operative. That is not said to be done which does not last …
2factum non dicitur quod non perseverat — /faektam non disatar kwod non parsavirat/ That is not called a deed which does not continue operative. That is not said to be done which does not last …
3Factum non dicitur quod non perseverat — A thing is not spoken of as done which is not finished …
4Эстерка — Esterka …
5AQUAE Romae urbis — fuêre sequentes. Anio novus, aqua ex Aniene fluv. extracta, viâ Sublacensi Romam perducta, 24. ab urbe mill. pass. Anio verus, aqua pariter ex Aniene, supra Tibur extracta, Romamque perducta per viam novam inter Latinam et Lavicanam. Alsietina ab …
6ARDUENNA — Galliae totius maxima silva, quaeque ab ripis Rheni, finibusque Trevirorum ad Nervios pertinet, millibusque amplius quingentis in longitudinem patet, uti describit et aestimat Caesar l. 6. Bell. Gall. c. 29. Gallice La forest d Ardenne, cuius… …
7NANTUADIS — Monasterium Galliae, memoratum in Statuto Imperatoris Ludovici Pii de Monaster. regni Franc. A. C. 817. et in Chron. S. Benigni, ubi Carolus Calvus in Monasterio Apostolorum Petri et Pauli, locô qui dicitur Nantoide, a multitudine aquarum ibi… …
8perseverate — [pə sɛvəreɪt] verb Psychology repeat or prolong an action, thought, or utterance after the stimulus that prompted it has ceased. Derivatives perseveration noun Origin early 20th cent.: from L. perseverat strictly abided by , from perseverare (see …
