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1 existo
c. exsisto.* * *c. exsisto.* * *Existo, existis, extiti, extitum, pen. corr. existere, Sourdre, Se lever, Se dresser, Se monstrer, Apparoir.\Id in maximis ingeniis, altissimisque animis et existit maxime, et apparet facillime. Cic. Est, et l'appercoit on.\Existere ab inferis. Liu. Sourdre, Se lever de terre, Sortir, Issir.\Existat ergo ille vir parumper cogitatione vestra, quoniam re non potest. Cic. Faite que Marius soit ici devant vous en vostre entendement, puis qu'il n'y peult estre corporellement.\In capite alicuius extitit corona ex herbis. Cic. Apparut.\Ne in eum existam crudelior. Cic. Que je ne soye.\Summersus equus voraginibus non extitit. Cic. Ne resortit point hors, ne fut plus veu.\Ex quo magnitudo animi existebat. Cic. Dont venoit, etc.\Existit hoc loco quaestio subdifficilis. Cic. Se lieve.\Similem auorum existere. Lucret. Naistre semblable, ou resembler à, etc.\Sudor existit toto corpore. Lucret. Sort.\Existet ex victoria tyrannis. Cic. Sortira, Issera.\Vox extitit ex aliquo loco. Cic. Se leva, Fut ouye. -
2 auaritia
Auaritia, auaritiae. Cic. Convoitise, Avarice.\Ob auaritiam laborare. Horat. Estre avaritieux, Estre travaillé et vexé du mal d'avarice.\Ex luxuria auaritia existit. Cic. Avarice naist et vient de prodigalité.\Auaritia alterius bona deuorare. Cic. Par avarice.\Cruenta auaritia. Claud. Cruelle.\Auaritia hiante homo. Cic. Bruslant et baillant d'avarice, Insatiablement avaritieux.\Ardere auaritia. Cic. Brusler d'avarice.\Auaritiae insimulare aliquem. Cic. Accuser d'avarice.\Auaritia gloriae. Curtius. Ardant desir et convoitise de gloire et d'honneur.
См. также в других словарях:
de tempore cujus contrarium memoria hominum non existit — /diy tempariy kyuwjas kantreriyam mamoriya homanam non agzistat/ From time whereof the memory of man does not exist to the contrary … Black's law dictionary
in fictione juris semper squitas existit — /in fikshiyowniy juras sempar iykwataes agzistat/ In the fiction of law there is always equity; a legal fiction is always consistent with equity … Black's law dictionary
de tempore cujus contrarium memoria hominum non existit — /diy tempariy kyuwjas kantreriyam mamoriya homanam non agzistat/ From time whereof the memory of man does not exist to the contrary … Black's law dictionary
in fictione juris semper squitas existit — /in fikshiyowniy juras sempar iykwataes agzistat/ In the fiction of law there is always equity; a legal fiction is always consistent with equity … Black's law dictionary
quod enim semel aut bis existit, praetereunt legislatores — /kwod enim semal 6t bis agzistat, pratehriyant lejaslatoriyz/ That which never happens but once or twice, legislators pass by … Black's law dictionary
quo minus sufficiens existit — / safishiyenz agzistat/, by which he is less able to pay the king s debt. This was originally requisite in order to give jurisdiction to the court of exchequer; but now this suggestion is a mere form. 3 Bl.Comm. 46 … Black's law dictionary
Adhuc existit — It exists even now … Ballentine's law dictionary
Eschaetae vulgo discuntur quae decidentibus its quae de rege tenent, cum non existit ratione sanguinis haeres, ad fiscum relabuntur — They are commonly called escheats which, upon the dying out of those who hold of the king when there is no heir by consanguinity, revert to the treasury … Ballentine's law dictionary
In fictione juris semper aequitas existit — In a fiction of law, an equity always survives; that is, a fiction of law is always consistent with equity. All fictions of law, we have been taught, were created to enable the court to do justice, and where to indulge a fiction is to cause… … Ballentine's law dictionary
Quod enim semel aut his existit, praetereunt legislatores — For legislators overlook or ignore that which has only happened once or twice. Quod est ex necessitate nunquam introducitur nisi quando necessarium. That which exists from necessity is never introduced excepting when it is necessary … Ballentine's law dictionary
Quod semel aut his existit praetereunt legislatures — The lawmakers overlook or ignore that which has happened but once or twice … Ballentine's law dictionary
