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The Latin verb from which the word is derived is tueri meaning ``to protect'' and the noun ``tutor'' only acquired the meaning of someone engaged to educate university students in the seventeenth century.
Tuition fees: word PLUS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
43) Grassaille does allude to the transformative nature of the lilies but does not mention the toads and seems to forget that they were ever used: "Nunc ad propositum revertendo: Est primo considerandum, quod in praefato scuto, lilia depinguuntur ea de causa: quia sicut lilium plerumque de spinis oritur, sic Francorum Reges, licet ad infidelibus originem traxerint usque ad Clodovaeum: tamen postquam fides catholica illis nota fuit, nil dulcius habuerunt, quam illam tueri et protegere," 17.
On the evolution of toads in the French Renaissance* by Randall, Michael / Renaissance Quarterly
est quaedam Iustitiae sculptura tenens breve, ubi sic legitur: Iussi summa mei sua vos cuicunque tueri [italics mine].
Cyriacus of Ancona and the revival of two forgotten ancient ... by Kokole, Stanko / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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