C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem et gravem, tenet, opinor, |
| C., abb.Gaius; centum/100Gaius; centum/100Gaius ; centum/100
Gaio; centum/100Gaius; centum/100
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| C. | Antonius, Antonia, AntoniumAntony/AnthonyAntony / AnthonyAntony / AnthonyAntonio / AntonioAntonio / Anthony |
| C. Antonius, | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| C. Antonius, | quihow?; how so; in what way; by what/which means; whereby; at whatever pricewie?, so wie, in welcher Weise, mit welchen / welche, Mittel, mit denen, um jeden Preiscomment?; comment; de quelle manière, par quelle / ce qui signifie, selon laquelle, à n'importe quel prixcome?, così come, in che modo, con quale / quali mezzi, con cui, a qualunque prezzo¿cómo?, ¿cómo así, en qué forma; por lo que / lo que significa, según el cual, a cualquier precio |
| C. Antonius, | queo, quire, quivi(ii), quitusbe ablein der Lage seinpouvoir en mesure
poterepoder
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| C. Antonius, qui | teneo, tenere, tenui, tentushold, keep; comprehend; possess; master; preservehalten, halten, begreifen, zu besitzen; Master zu erhalten;tenir, garder ; comprendre ; posséder ; maître ; conserve
tenere, mantenere, comprendere; possiede, master, a salvaguardare lasostenerse, guardar; comprender; poseer; amo; coto
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| C. Antonius, qui tenet | apollonia, apolloniaone of several cities named Apollonia in the ancient worldeine von mehreren Städten benannt Apollonia in der alten Weltl'un des plusieurs villes nommées Apollonia dans le monde antiqueuna delle diverse città di nome Apollonia nel mondo anticouna de varias ciudades llamada Apollonia en el mundo antiguo |
| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, | magnus, magna -um, major -or -us, maximus -a -umlarge/great/big/vast/huge; much; powerful; tall/long/broad; extensive/spaciousgroß / große / big / große / groß; viel, mächtig, hoch / lang / breit, extensiver geräumigengrand/grand/grand/vaste/énorme ; beaucoup ; puissant ; grand/longtemps/large ; étendu/spacieux
grande / grande / grande / grandi / enormi, molto, potente, alto / lungo / largo, esteso / spaziosegrande/grande/grande/extenso/enorme; mucho; de gran alcance; alto/de largo/amplio; extenso/espacioso
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| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam | urbs, urbis Fcity; City of RomeStadt, City of Romeville, ville de Romecittà, Comune di Romaciudad, la ciudad de Roma |
| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem | etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso |
| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem et | gravis, grave, gravior -or -us, gravissimus -a -umheavy; painful; important; serious; pregnant; grave, oppressive, burdensomeschwer, schmerzhaft, wichtige, schwere, schwanger zu werden; Grabe, drückend, lästiglourd ; douloureux ; important ; sérieux ; enceinte ; tombe, accablant, onéreuse
pesante, dolorosa; importante; gravi; stato di gravidanza; grave, opprimente, pesantepesado; doloroso; importante; serio; embarazado; sepulcro, opresivo, pesado
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| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem et | gravo, gravare, gravavi, gravatusload/weigh down; burden, oppress; pollute; accuse, incriminate; aggravateLast / belasten, Belastung, zu unterdrücken; verschmutzen; anklagen, beschuldigen zu erschweren;charger/peser vers le bas ; le fardeau, oppriment ; polluer ; accuser, incriminer ; aggraver
carico / pesano; onere, opprimere, inquinare, accusare, incriminare; aggravarecargar/pesar abajo; la carga, oprime; contaminar; acusar, incriminar; agravar
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| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem et gravem, | teneo, tenere, tenui, tentushold, keep; comprehend; possess; master; preservehalten, halten, begreifen, zu besitzen; Master zu erhalten;tenir, garder ; comprendre ; posséder ; maître ; conserve
tenere, mantenere, comprendere; possiede, master, a salvaguardare lasostenerse, guardar; comprender; poseer; amo; coto
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| C. Antonius, qui tenet Apolloniam, magnam urbem et gravem, tenet, | opinor, opinari, opinatus sumsuppose, imaginewohl vorstellen,supposer, imaginer
supporre, immaginaresuponer, imaginarse
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