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Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani implorantes, miserunt. Aemilium et Sami segnis |
| Aemilius, Aemilia, AemiliumAemilian; of Aemilius gensAemilian; von Aemilius GensAemilian; des gens AemiliusEmiliano; di gens EmilioAemilian; gens de Emilio |
| Aemilium, | fides, fidei Ffaith, loyalty; honesty; credit; confidence, trust, belief; good faithGlaube, Treue, Ehrlichkeit, Kredit-, Zuversicht, Vertrauen, Glaube, Treu und Glaubenla foi, la loyauté, l'honnêteté, le crédit, la confiance, la confiance, de croyance; bonne foifede, lealtà, onestà, credito, fiducia, fiducia, fede, buona fedela fe, la lealtad, la honestidad, el crédito, la confianza, la confianza, la creencia, de buena fe |
| Aemilium, | fidis, fidis Fchord, instrument string; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument; lyreAkkord-, Instrumenten-string; Sternbild Leier; Saiteninstrument, Leiercordes instrument à corde; constellation de la Lyre; instrument à cordes; lyrecorda, strumento a corda; costellazione della Lira, strumento a corde, liraacorde, instrumento de cuerda; constelación de Lyra, instrumento de cuerda; lira |
| Aemilium, fidem | praetor, praetoris Mpraetor; abb. pr.Praetor; abb. pr.praetor ; abb. P.R. pretore, abb. pr.pretor; abb. banda. |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris | populus, populipeople, nation, State; public/populace/multitude/crowd; a followingVolk, Nation, Staat, Öffentlichkeit / Bevölkerung / Menge / Masse, ein nachpeuple, nation, Etat, public / population / multitude / foule, une suitepopolo, nazione, Stato, pubblico / popolo / moltitudine / folla; un seguitopueblo, nación, Estado, pueblo pública / / multitud / multitud; seguidores |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris | populus, populipoplar treePappelpeuplierpioppochopo |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique | romanus, romana, romanumRomanRomanRomainRomanoRomano |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique | romanus, romani MRoman; the RomansRoman; die RömerRomaine, les RomainsRomano, i RomaniRomano, y los romanos |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani | imploro, implorare, imploravi, imploratusappeal to, invoke; beg, beseech, implore; ask for help/favor/protectionAppell an, rufen, bitten, flehen, bitten, bitten um Hilfe / favor / Schutzfaire appel à, appeler ; prier, solliciter, implorer ; demander l'aide/faveur/protection appello per richiamare,; prego, prego, imploro, chiedere aiuto / favore / protezioneapelar a, invocar; pedir, suplicar, implorar; pedir ayuda/favor/la protección |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani implorantes, | mitto, mittere, misi, missussend, throw, hurl, cast; let out, release, dismiss; disregardsenden, werfen, werfen, werfen, vermietet, Freigabe, entlassen absehen;envoyer, jeter, lancer, mouler ; laisser dehors, libérer, écarter ; négligence inviare, lanciare, scagliare, cast, si lasciò sfuggire, album, respingere; ignorareenviar, lanzar, lanzar, echar; dejar hacia fuera, lanzar, despedir; indiferencia |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani implorantes, miserunt. | Aemilius, Aemilia, AemiliumAemilian; of Aemilius gensAemilian; von Aemilius GensAemilian; des gens AemiliusEmiliano; di gens EmilioAemilian; gens de Emilio |
| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani implorantes, miserunt. Aemilium | etand, and even; also, evenund, auch, und auch, sogaret, et même, aussi, mêmee, anche, inoltre, anchey, e incluso, también, incluso |
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| Aemilium, fidem praetoris populique Romani implorantes, miserunt. Aemilium et Sami | segnis, segne, segnior -or -us, segnissimus -a -umslow, sluggish, torpid, inactive; slothful, unenergetic; slow moving, slowlangsam, schwerfällig, träge, inaktiv, träge, unenergetic, sich langsam bewegende, langsamlent, lent, engourdie, inactifs; paresseux, unenergetic; lent, lentlento, lento, torpido, inattivo, infingardo, unenergetic, in movimento lento, lentolento, lento, torpe, inactiva; unenergetic perezosos; de movimiento lento, lento |
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