epos: Definition from Answers.com
Praepositio: Opens by stating the theme or cause of the epic. This may take the
form of a purpose (as in Milton, who proposed "to justify the ways of God to ...
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Hrcak - Collected Papers of Zagreb Law Faculty, Vol.56 No.5 ...
Liability of the shop-owner is based on praepositio institoria. By praepositio
the proprietor expresses willingness to be obliged by the employee in solidum
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Wapedia - Wiki: Praepositio (grammatica Latina)
Praepositio est vox indeclinabilis, quae in oratione, vinculum inter duo verba
creando, unum verbum alteri facit quodammodo subiectum. ...
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Disputatio:Pagina prima/Tabularium2 - Vicipaedia
Sed haud scio an "super" ibi revera praepositio sit. Opinor Tacitum, adverbio
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prijedlog - Wiktionary
Sep 11, 2009 ... [edit] Etymology 2. pred- +‎ ložiti, a calque of Latin praepositio. ... [edit]
Etymology 2. pred- +‎ ložiti, a calque of Latin praepositio. ...
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- In serm. 29, 3 (p. 47) uerba ut superbus hostis de eo quod ...
avait autrefois enchaine": nisi omnia me fallunt, praepositio quae est de hic
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Definition of Preposition from dictionary.net
[L. praepositio, fr. praeponere to place before; prae before + ponere to put,
place: cf. F. pr['e]position. See Position, and cf. Provost.] [1913 Webster] ...
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