aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem [caduceum] et virgula Mercurium |
aureus, aurea, aureumof gold, golden; gilded; gold bearing; gleaming like gold; beautiful, splendidGold, golden; vergoldet; goldhaltige; strahlend wie Gold, schöne, herrlichede l'or, d'or ; doré ; roulement d'or ; briller comme l'or ; beau, splendide
d'oro, d'oro, dorato, portando oro, lucente come l'oro, bello, splendidodel oro, de oro; dorado; cojinete del oro; el destellar como el oro; hermoso, espléndido
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aurea, aureae Fbridle of a horseZügel eines Pferdesbride d'un chevalbriglia di un cavalloriendas de un caballo |
aureae | pinnula, pinnulae Fsmall/little wing/feather; little fin; skirtklein / Little Wing / Feder; wenig fin; Rockpetite / petite aile / plume; fin peu; jupepiccola / ala piccola / piuma, fin poco; gonnapequeños / alita / pluma; aleta poco; falda |
aureae pinnulae | colligatio, colligationis Fbinding together; bond/connection; thing that binds/connects, band; conjunctionmiteinander verbindet; Bond / connection; was bindet / verbindet, Band; Verbindunglier ensemble ; lien/raccordement ; la chose qui lie/se relie, bande ; conjonction
vincolanti insieme; legame / connessione, cosa che lega / collega, band; combinato dispostoel vincular; enlace/conexión; la cosa que ata/conecta, venda; conjunción
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aureae pinnulae colligatione | similis, simile, similior -or -us, simillimus -a -umlike, similar, resemblingwie, ähnlich, ähnlichcomme, semblable, ressemblantcome, in modo simile, simile a, similar, parecido |
aureae pinnulae colligatione | simile, similis Ncomparison; parallelVergleich; parallelComparaison; parallèleconfronto; parallelocomparación, en paralelo |
aureae pinnulae colligatione simili | socio, sociare, sociavi, sociatusunite, join, ally; share invereinigen, verbinden, verbünden; Aktien inunir, joindre, allier ; part dedans
unire, unire, alleato; quotaunir, ensamblar, aliar; parte adentro
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aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae | promineo, prominere, prominui, -jut out, stick upragen, ragenle jut dehors, collent vers le haut
sporgere, bastone finoel jut hacia fuera, se pega para arriba
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aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; | quiswhichwelcher, was für einquel
checuál
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aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem | caduceum, caducei Nherald's staff carried as token of peace/truce; wand of MercuryHerold Mitarbeiter durchgeführt als Zeichen des Friedens / der Waffenstillstand, der Mercury wandhéraut du personnel effectué en signe de paix / trêve; baguette de Mercurearaldo del personale trasportato come segno di pace / tregua; bacchetta di Mercurioheraldo de personal se lleva como símbolo de la paz / tregua; vara de Mercurio |
aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem [caduceum] | etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso |
aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem [caduceum] et | virgula, virgulae Fsmall rod/stick/staff; shoot, small twig; streak, mark; comma; line in diagramStäbchen / stick / Personal; schießen, kleine Zweige; Streifen, Marke, Komma; Linie im Diagrammpetite tige / bâton / personnel; tirer, petite brindille; série, marque, virgule; ligne dans le diagrammeasta piccola / bastone / personale; sparare, piccolo rametto, striscia, segno, virgola; linea nel diagrammapequeña varilla / stick / personal; disparar, ramita, raya, marca; coma; línea en el diagrama |
aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem [caduceum] et virgula | Mercurius, Mercurii MMercuryMercuryMercury
MercurioMercury
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aureae pinnulae colligatione simili sociatae prominebant; quem [caduceum] et virgula | Mercuria, Mercuriae MMercury, Roman god of commerce, luckMerkur, der Gott des Handels Roman, GlückMercure, dieu romain du commerce, de la chanceMercurio, dio romano del commercio, della fortunaMercurio, dios romano del comercio, la suerte |
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