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LATIN PHRASE OF THE DAY: AD DICENDUM SE CONFERRE – TO DEVOTE ONESELF TO ORATORY. #latin

LATIN: ad dicendum se conferre ENGLISH: to devote oneself to oratory. Source: Project Gutenberg EBook of Latin Phrase-Book, by Carl Meissner and Henry William Auden Thank you for visiting!

detail 1 (of 2; inverted), an open box. 16 April 2016  

Heredipita   45094     Nondescript (See also Unusual) Hereenigd   45095     Of a very nondescript character Hereinmoge   45096     None (See also Offering) Heremanni   45097     Are there none to be obtained Heremita   45098     There are none to be obtained Hereticaba   45099     In the event of none coming forward Heretoch   45100     None of the following have been sent Herfeurern   45101     There is (are) none here Herfolgen   45102     All or none Herfracht   45103     Is (are) none Herfsthooi   45104     Has (have) none Herfstweer   45105     Was (were) none Herfurhebe   45106     Nonentity (See also Nobody) — Hergegafft   45108     Nonsense

ex McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition) University of California copy : 600 University of Toronto copy (archive.org) : 600  

  Spagirisme   102751     Word(s) See also Commencing, Continuation, Deleted, Erased, Full Stop, Inclusive, Message, Mutilated, Number, Numeral, Omit, Parenthesis, Plain, Read, Singular, Succeeding, Take, Taking — Spagliato   102752     No word(s) Spagliollo   102753     The word is Spagnuolo   102754     Word appears in Spagyrisch   102755     Not a word to say — Spahender   102758     Word for word — Spalcando   102780     Worded Spalcavamo   102781     Not worded Spaldingi   102782     If worded Spalieren   102783     Unless worded Spalierst   102784     Worded so as to

the more words we spoke the more tangles and knots there were... — Rachel Cusk, Outline (2014) : 194

ex McNeill’s Code (1908 Edition) University of California copy : 1367 University of Toronto copy (archive.org) : 1367

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