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2Majus et Imeritus (11. Mai), die sonst unbekannt sind, finden sich im Mart. Taml. angezeigt. (II. 611).
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Majus — Majūs (Arabic and Persian: مجوس, pl. majūsī) was originally a term meaning Zoroastrians[1] (and specifically, Zoroastrian priests). It was a technical term, meaning magus,[2][3] and like its synonym gabr (of uncertain etymology) originally had no … Wikipedia
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Majus, S. (1) — 1S. Majus, Bischof von Amudarsa in der Byzacenischen Provinz, zur Zeit der Donatistischen Streitigkeiten (um d.J. 411). Er findet sich in der Afr. chr. I. 76, aber in keinem Martyrologium … Vollständiges Heiligen-Lexikon
majus — CĂLŢUNÁŞ s. (bot.; Tropaeolum majus) condurul doamnei, (pop.) nemţoaică, (reg.) conduraş, sultănică, (Olt.) lobidrag, (Transilv.) pinteni (pl.). Trimis de siveco, 30.06.2008. Sursa: Sinonime ROSTOPÁSCĂ f. Plantă erbacee cu tulpina erectă,… … Dicționar Român
MAJUS Monasterium — Abbatia Gall. celeberrima, Ordinis Benedictini, prope et extra Turones, in opposita Ligeris ripa, a D. Martino instituta, cum coenobio recenti superbissimo; Marmoutier vulgo … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
majus jus — /meyjas jas/ In old practice, greater right or more right. A plea in the old real actions. Majus jus merum, more mere right. A writ proceeding in some customary manors to try a right to land … Black's law dictionary
majus jus — /meyjas jas/ In old practice, greater right or more right. A plea in the old real actions. Majus jus merum, more mere right. A writ proceeding in some customary manors to try a right to land … Black's law dictionary
majus latium — |mä(ˌ)yu̇ˈsläd.ēˌu̇m noun Usage: usually capitalized L Etymology: Latin, literally, greater Latium, from majus greater (neuter of major) + Latium, ancient country of Italy : the right of Roman citzenship granted to the holder of a magistracy in a … Useful english dictionary
majus — L. great. Culms tall … Etymological dictionary of grasses
