postulatum
111thesis — Synonyms and related words: Alexandrine, a priori principle, accent, accentuation, affirmation, amphibrach, amphimacer, anacrusis, anapest, antispast, apriorism, argument, argumentation, arsis, article, assertion, assumed position, assumption,… …
112CLEOCHARES — ab Alexandro M. missus, postulatum a Poro deditionem. Curt. l. 8. c. 13 …
113LUBINUM vulgo LUBLINO — LUBINUM, vuglo LUBLINO urbs Poloniae sup. caput Palatin. cogn. ad amnem Bystriczam. Briet. 5. leuc. Pol. a Conf. Russiae Nigrae. 24. a Varsavia in Met. 12. a Chelma in Occ. 36. a Carcovia in Caec. uti 14. a Sandomitia, Vilnam versus 70. Probe… …
114NUPTIALE Tempus — accurate semper observatum. Et quidem apud Hebraeos, dote constitutâ, deducere Sponsam Sponso licuit, ita tamen, ut tum temporis morae ratio haberetur, tum dierum Deductioni ex more praestitutorum. Nempe minor in potestate patria desponstat, nisi …
115PECUNIA — Graece Χρῆμα, item ἀργύριον, est omne aes publicâ formâ signatum, quô velcommutandis vel vendendis emendisque rebus et mercimoniis comparandis gentes inter sese uti solent, quod pretium rei emptae et venditae appellatur, Ioh. Calvin. Lexic. Iur.… …
116PUSTULATI Balthei — apud Treb. Pollionem in Gallienis, c. 2. Salonimus puer his auratos pustulatosque baltheos rapuisse fertur, sunt pustulis vel bullis argenteis distincti: Pustua enim de argento optimo dicebatur, Martialis, l. 8. Epigr. 51. v. 6. Et niveum candens …
117постулат — (лат. postulatum) 1. суд до кој не се доаѓа со сопствено искуство, туку се прифаќа како појдовна точка, без докази 2. тврдење претпоставка што е сама по себе толку очигледна што нема потреба да се докажува 3. барање, излагање …
118Supposition — (Roget s Thesaurus) < N PARAG:Supposition >N GRP: N 1 Sgm: N 1 supposition supposition assumption assumed position postulation condition presupposition hypothesis postulate postulatum theory Sgm: N 1 thesis thesis th …
119Postulat — Pos|tu|lat 〈n.; Gen.: (e)s, Pl.: e〉 1. sittl. Forderung 2. 〈Philos.〉 Annahme, die unbeweisbar, aber glaubhaft ist 3. Probezeit beim Eintritt in einen kath. Orden [Etym.: <lat. postulatum »Forderung«; zu postulare »fordern«] …
120Postulat — Pos|tu|lat das; [e]s, e <aus gleichbed. lat. postulatum>: 1. unbedingte [sittliche] Forderung. 2. sachlich od. denkerisch notwendige Annahme, These, die unbeweisbar od. noch nicht bewiesen, aber durchaus glaubhaft u. einsichtig ist… …
