S. Exuperantia, (26. April), frz. Ste-Espérance, eine Jungfrau zu Troyes (Augustobona, Tricassae) in Frankreich, deren Leichnam im Kloster des hl. Fredobert aufbewahrt, und deren Namen auch von dem Mart. Rom. genannt wird. (III. 423.)
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excellence — Excellence, Claritas, Exuperantia, Praestantia, Splendor, Excellentia. Excellence de dignité resident en la personne des Rois, ou au corps d un peuple vivant en democratie, Maiestas. Excellence et dignité soit à cause de la race, ou pour quelque… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
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exuperance — noun ( s) Etymology: Latin exsuperantia, exuperantia, from exsuperant , exsuperans, exuperant , exuperans (present participle of exsuperare, exuperare to excel, surpass, from ex ex (I) + superare to rise above, surmount exceed, excel, surpass) +… … Useful english dictionary
