A copious and critical English-Latin lexicon; founded on the German-Latin dictionary of Dr. Charles Ernest Georges - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1856 Excerpt: ...ad paginas et formain memorialis libclli (Suet., Сля., 55). (Religious) forms, ritus, uum. Via. Ceremonies. FORMAL, aollcmnie (solemn): venís (true, real): Justus (ргорт; such as it ought to be): legitimue (according to the established custom or law): fictus et simulatae or fictus simulatusque (pretended; e. g., pictas): ad legein ac regulara compoeitue (made by strict formal rules, Quint., 12, 10, 50): £»= formalis = serving for a form or model, Quint.; e. g., formalem cpistolnm diclare (Sutí.). A formal person, homo nimis officiosua or urbanua (over-cfre mon io u s). FORMALIST, quiomniatamquam ex aliqud formuld agit; qui uefilectàipsius rei natura epeciem tautum formainque respicit; homo quasi ad legem ac rcgu lam compositua (after Quint., 12, 10, 50): ¡ to be a formalist, epeciem pietatis vultu 1 ргш ее terre (after Tac,, Agr., 43). FORMALITY, plural, ritus, uum: many formalities, "pompa; ambages: formality in behavior or conduct, perhaps molesta urbanitas; certb quasi formis inclusa urbanitas (after his tribus quasi for. mis inclusa cloquentia, Quint., 1'J, 10, tí6). FORMALLY, rite: sollcmnitor: veré: juste: legitime. SÏpÎ. in Formal. FORMATION, conformalio (e. g., linenmentorum; of words, vcrborum or vocum): figura: species: forma (form). Jn. conformado et fignra (с. g., of the whole face or body, totiust oria etcorporia): p lormntio rare; l-'itruv., of a sketch, &.C. The formation of words, fictio nominum, vocum. With reference to the character, ace., cultus: educatio: disciplina (by education and instruction): inetitutio (in a particular department): £3 formfttío moruin, post-classical, Sen. FORMER, ...

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