consummato
No short definition found for consummatus
consummo, to accomplish, complete, finish, perfect
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Parsed as:
neuter ablative singular
masculine dative singular
neuter dative singular
masculine ablative singular of
consummatus
perfect passive participle neuter dative singular
perfect passive participle neuter ablative singular
perfect passive participle masculine ablative singular
perfect passive participle masculine dative singular
future active imperative 2nd singular
future active imperative 3rd singular of
consummo
consummatus
No examples found for consummatus.
consummo
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…nequa est oculus lividi et avertens faciem et despiciens animam suam insatiabilis oculus cupidi in parte iniquitatis non satiabitur donec consummet arefaciens animam suam oculus malus ad mala et non satiabitur pane et in tristitia erit super mensam suam fili si…
Vulgate, Latin Vulgate
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…. verum hoc ego non artem credo egere sed artifice. neque enim scientia desiderat instrumentum, quae potest esse consummata, etiamsi nihil faciat, sed ille artifex, ut caelator caelum et pictor penicilla. itaque haec in eum…
Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria
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…. VIBI RVFI. Cuius ego, si potuissem, non parietem tantum, pectus ipsum perfodissem. Nondum totum consummaui officium non est tam angusta respublica, ut ab uno opprimi possit. CESTI PII. Nolite a me omnia…
Seneca the Elder, Controversiae
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…habebat dies ille magister voluptatis Epicurus, quibus maligne famem extingueret, visurus, an aliquid deesset ex plena et consummata voluptate, vel quantum deesset et an dignum quod quis magno labore pensaret. Hoc certe in his epistulis ait…
Seneca, Ad Lucilium Epistulae Morales
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…. Puta enim aliquem donare voluisse nec donasse ; animum quidem eius habeo, sed beneficium non habeo, quod consummat et res et animus. Quemadmodum ei, qui voluit mihi quidem pecuniam credere, sed non dedit, nihil…
Seneca, De Beneficiis