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exorior, oriri, ortus sum [st2]1 [-] naître, se lever. [st2]2 [-] sortir, tirer son origine, dériver, découler. [st2]3 [-] se montrer, paraître, commencer. [st2]4 [-] devenir. - bellum exortum est: la guerre éclata. - exortus est rex, Cic.: il s'éleva à la royauté. - ego nunc paulum exorior, Cic. Att. 7, 26,: maintenant je commence à respirer un peu, (à reprendre courage).* * *exorior, oriri, ortus sum [st2]1 [-] naître, se lever. [st2]2 [-] sortir, tirer son origine, dériver, découler. [st2]3 [-] se montrer, paraître, commencer. [st2]4 [-] devenir. - bellum exortum est: la guerre éclata. - exortus est rex, Cic.: il s'éleva à la royauté. - ego nunc paulum exorior, Cic. Att. 7, 26,: maintenant je commence à respirer un peu, (à reprendre courage).* * *Exorior, exoriris, pen. prod. vel exoreris, pen. corr. exortus sum, exoriri. Lucret. Naistre, Se lever et sourdre.\Exoritur illi color ex temporibus. Plautus. Une couleur luy vient et sort.\De Praestinorum quoque defectione eo anno primum fama exorta. Liu. Le bruit se leva.\Iniuria vnde exorta est, ad eum plerunque reuertit. Lucret. Dont elle est venue.\Nulla exorietur mora, quominus, etc. Caesar. Il ne viendra nul empeschement que, etc.\Exortus timor ex conscientia peccatorum. Cic. Une crainte venue par, etc.\Rex exortus est Lydiae. Cic. Il deveint roy de Lydie.\Exorta sunt haec omnia a te. Terentius. Tout est venu de par toy.\Exoriri. Donatus. Assaillir.\Tu sola exorere, quae perturbas haec tua impudentia. Terent. Tu es seule qui, etc.
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