Stagnum

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STAGNUM, estates. A pool. It is said to consist of land and water, and therefore by the name of stagnum, the water and the land may be passed. Co. Litt. 5.

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(1.) Para evitar confusion y habida cuenta de la tematica de este trabajo, recordamos al lector que el "Estano" del toponimo es la castellanizacion del termino catalan "Estany"--laguna--(del latin stagnum).

Metalurgia fenicia en el sureste iberico: el taller del Cabezo Pequeno del Estano (Guardamar, Alicante)

item ut per lacum fossam stagnum publicum navigare liceat, interdicam).

Reconocimiento pretorio y jurisprudencial de la funcion social de los bienes destinados al uso publico--res publicae in publico usu--

Geoffrey Wace Ingressi autem stagnum Lumonoi, Li lacs esteit granz e parfunz, occupauerunt insulas quae infra erant, | Kar, des valees e des munz, securum refugium quaerentes.

Arthurian Eco-conquest in Geoffrey of Monmouth, Wace, and La[??]amon

Libro LXVIII ad edictum: "Publicano plane, qui lacum vel stagnum conduxit, si piscari prohibeatur, utile interdictum competere sabinus consentit: et ita Labeo.

SHARES AND CORPORATE FINANCIAL DEBT (CORPORATE BONDS) IN THE CLASSIC ROME/ACCIONES Y DEUDA CORPORATIVA FINANCIERA (BONOS) EN LA ROMA CLASICA

John's Apocalypse ("et Diabolus, qui seducebat eos, missus est in stagnum ignis, et sulphuris, ubi et bestia, et pseudopropheta cruciabuntur die ac nocte in saecula saeculorum", 20, 10), (50) as a wild sea of fire engulfing the souls of the damned.

Fisi vs. journeys into St. Patrick's purgatory Irish psychanodias and somanodias

(59.) PLINIO: NH.VI, 203: <<primam vocari Ombriom nullis aedificiorum vestigis: habere in montibus stagnum, arbores similes ferulae ex quibus aqua exprimatur, e nigris amara, ex candidioribus potui iucunda>>.

Africa in the imaginary: the geographical explorations of the king Juba II of Mauretania/Africa en el imaginario: las exploraciones geograficas del rey Juba II de Mauretania

tin & lead), (alloys, slags and artificial stagnum (probably a silver-lead metallurgical alloy), electrum (a gold-silver products)--book 9 alloy)) - Mista et composita (mixtures and composites)--book 10 De ponderibus (weight measures) Treated by Agricola in his metrological works De mensuris (volume measures) (1533 and 1550).

Prehistory of clay mineralogy--from ancient times to Agricola

Latine stagnum, piscina; es estanque pequeno donde recogen el agua para regar las huertas".