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1 succinctus
1. succīnctus, a, umpart. pf. к succingo2. adj.1) подготовившийся, готовый (pronus et s. ad aliquid Q; alicui rei O)2) уплотнённый, сжатый ( libellus M) -
2 succinctus
(paitic.), снабженный, наделенный: succ. honore (1. 54 § 3 C. Th. 16, 5. 1. 2 C. Th. 1, 4).Латинско-русский словарь к источникам римского права > succinctus
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3 succingo
cīnxī, cīnctum, ere [ sub + cingo ]1) подпоясывать, подбирать (вверх)succincta vestem (acc. graec.) ritu Dianae O — (нимфа), подпоясав (подобрав) платье по примеру Дианыsuccincta comas (acc. graec.) pinus O — сосна с высоко подобранной хвоей, т. е. голоствольная2)а) препоясывать (succinctus pugione C, pharetrā V, cingulo Pt); опоясывать3) вооружать, снабжать ( scientiā Q); укреплять ( animum aliquā re Pt). — см. тж. succinctus -
4 cingulum
I ī n. [ cingo ]1) пояс или набедренник (solvere c. uxoris Vr; cingulo succinctus Pt)2) перевязь для меча, портупея V, Cld, Trebc. militiae sumere CTh — поступить на военную службуcingulo aliquem exuere CTh — уволить кого-л. с военной службыc. deponere CJ — выйти в отставку4) привязь, поводок ( catella cingulo alligata Pt)II Cingulum, ī n.Цингул, укреплённый город в сев.-зап. Пицене (к юго-зап. от Анконы) с крепостью Cingula saxa C, Cs, Sil -
5 succinctulus
succīnctulus, a, um [demin. к succinctus ]
См. также в других словарях:
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