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La palabra pampa proviene del kichwa que significa espacio sin limites; el termino 'claustro' deriva del latin claudere que significa cerrar.
Altares y tianguis: Una apologia del espacio abierto en Sudamerica/Altars and tanguis: an apology from the open space in South America
1996): "Modalites pratiques d'implantation des cadastres romains: quelques aspects (Quintarios claudere.
LA IDENTIFICACION DEL CATASTRO RURAL ROMANO A TRAVES DE LOS FUNDI. UNA METODOLOGIA APLICADA EN EL AGER ILIBERRITANVS
Basedonthe Williams' (1928) study, Evans (1953) classified species Notocyphus with the ethological sequence: Venari, Pungere, Ovum, Claudere (VPOC = hunting, paralysis, oviposition and nestclosing).
The first record of Notocyphus tyrannicus Smith, (hymenoptera: pompilidae) as parasitoid of Acanthoscurria Ausserer, 1871 (Teraphosidae: Teraphosinae)
Main Entry: clois * ter Word Origin: Middle English (in the sense 'place of religious seclusion'): from Old French cloistre, from Latin claustrum, clostrum 'lock, enclosed place', from claudere, 'to close'.
Linguistic features of English and Russian dictionaries (a comparative study)/Lingvistines zodynu ypatybes: lyginamasis tyrimas
El primero hace referencia al sentido etimologico de ex claudere, que apunta a cerrar, a dejar fuera de un lugar a alguien o algo (Moliner, 2007).
Del paso de la exclusion a la construccion de una singularidad: el lazo social desde el VIH
Root: The Latin word claudere, meaning "to close" or "to shut," gives us the root clud.
exclude
Ave porta poli, noli te claudere mota, Vota tibi grata data suscipe, dirige mentem Entem sinceram, veram non terreat ater, Mater virtutum etc.
Manual Pratico de Latim Medieval (I-breve historia do latim medieval)
Bracchia et vulture teretisque suras integer laudo; fuge suspicari, cuius octavum trepidavit aetas claudere lustrum.
"Pulvis et umbra sumus" Horace in Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises
The phrase delitias pedibus claudere is a double entendre: it can refer to the tight metrical structure of poetry, as opposed to the sermo solutus of prose.
Panormita's reply to his critics: the 'Hermaphroditus' and the literary defense
nec, uelit insidiis altas si claudere ualles, I dura placeas umeri retia ferre negent), A.
Verse transpositions in Tibullus
clausulaplural clausulae Latin, ending, close of a rhetorical period, a derivative of claudere to close
clausula

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