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Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, hoc denique ipso Punico |
| romanus, romana, romanumRomanRomanRomainRomanoRomano |
| romanus, romani MRoman; the RomansRoman; die RömerRomaine, les RomainsRomano, i RomaniRomano, y los romanos |
| Romani, | qui, quae, quodwho, whichder, die, das; welcher, welche, welchesL'OMS, quichi, cheque, que |
| Romani, | cujus, cuja, cujumof whom?, whose?; of/to whom, whosevon wem?, wessen?; von / an wen, dessende qui?, qui?; de / à qui, dontdi chi?, di chi?; di / del quale, la cuide quién?, ¿de quién?; de / a quien, cuya |
| Romani, cuius | munificentia, munificentiae Fbountifulness, munificenceFreigebigkeiten, Freigebigkeitlibéralités, munificencebountifulness, munificenzabondades, munificencia |
| Romani, cuius | munificens, (gen.), munificentisbountiful, generous, liberal, munificentfreigebig, großzügig, freigebig, freigebiggénéreux, généreux, libéral, généreuxabbondante, generoso, liberale, munificoabundante, generosa, libre, generosa |
| Romani, cuius munificentia | acand, and also, and besidesund, und, und außerdemet, et aussi, et en outre e, e anche, e oltrey, y también, y además |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac | donum, doni Ngift, present; offeringGeschenk präsentieren; mitcadeau, présent, en offrantregalo, presente, offrendoregalo, presente, ofreciendo |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis | multus, multa -um, -, plurimus -a -ummuch, many, great, many a; large, intense, assiduous; tediousviel, viele, große, viele, große, intensiv, fleißig, langweiligbeaucoup, beaucoup, beaucoup, plus d'un; grand, intense, assidus; fastidieusemolto, molti, grandi, molti, grandi, intensi, assiduo; noiosomucho, mucho, mucho, más de una, grande, intenso, asiduo, tedioso |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis | multa, multae Ffine; penalty; penalty involving propertyGeldbuße; Sanktion, Strafe Bereich der Eigentums -amende; pénalité; sanction contre les biensammenda; pena; pena di proprietàmulta, pena, pena de propiedad |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis | multum, multi Nmany things; much; manyviele Dinge, viel, vielebeaucoup de choses, beaucoup, beaucoupmolte cose, molto, moltimuchas cosas, y mucho, y muchos |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis | tempestas, tempestatis Fseason, time, weather; stormSaison, Zeit, Wetter, Sturmsaison, temps, temps ; orage stagione, tempo, tempo, temporaleestación, tiempo, tiempo; tormenta |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, | hic, haec, hocthis; thesedieser, diese, diesesdans cette direction,questa direzione,este, los cuales |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, hoc | deniquefinally, in the end; and then; at worst; in short, to sum up; in fact, indeedschließlich, am Ende, und dann, im schlimmsten Fall, kurz fassen, ja, jaEnfin, à la fin, et puis, au pire, bref, pour résumer, en fait, en effetInfine, alla fine, e poi, nella peggiore delle ipotesi, insomma, per riassumere, in realtà, anzipor último, al final, y luego, en el peor, en fin, para resumir, de hecho, de hecho |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, hoc | deni, denae, denaten each, tenfoldzehn jeweils das Zehnfachechacune dix, dix foisogni dieci, dieci voltediez cada una, diez veces |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, hoc denique | ipse, ipsa, ipsumhimself/herself/itself; the very/real/actual one; in person; themselveshimself / herself / itself, die sehr / real / Ist ein; in Person selbstlui-même se /, le très / real / une réelle; en personne; eux-mêmesse stesso / se stessa; il molto / vero / reale uno; in persona; se stessisí / sí / sí mismo, el mismo / real / real de uno, en persona, sí |
| Romani, cuius munificentia ac donis multis tempestatibus, hoc denique ipso | Punicus, Punica, PunicumCarthaginian, Punic; of/associated with Carthage; scarlet, bright redKarthager, Punier, der / die mit Karthago, Scharlach, hellrotCarthage, le punique; de / associé à Carthage; écarlate, rouge vifCartaginese, punica, di / associati a Cartagine; scarlatto, rosso vivoCartaginés, púnico; de / asociados a Cartago; escarlata, rojo brillante |
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