INTACT US

a, um, Pur , non souillé ; libre , exempt . Syn. Integer, in viol at us. Usus : Intact us a sibilo Hortensius pervenerat ad senectutem. Provinciæ bello intactæ. Cf. Integer . INTĀMĬNĀTUS, a, um, Non souillé . Syn. Inc on tamin at us, intact us, integer. INTĔGER, ra, rum, Pur ; sain et sauf . Syn. Incorrupt us, in viol at us, intact us, cast us; solidus, plenus, incolumis. )( Con tamin at us, vitiosus. Adv. Diuti ime, plane. Phras. Tibi omnia eo bello manebunt integra, vous ne subirez aucune perte dans cette guerre . Salva ac integra tibi erunt omnia; sincera omnia sancta que, integra in viol at a que servabuntur; in vast at i one omnium po e i ones tuas sacrosanct as futuras tibi prom it to; tut a tibi omnia sancta que fore poll ice or; incolumes manebunt fortunæ tuæ et illibatæ; intactæ a bello et, quod aiunt, sarta tecta rest a bit for tuna dom us tuæ. Integræ florentesque, nusquam libatis opibus, erunt fortunæ tuæ. Usus : 1. Quo nemo integrior, nemo sanctior. Exemplum innocent iæ, vitæque integer rimæ. Integer rim as gentes belloque intact as aggre us est. Dum valetudo, dum existimatio est integra. 2. Liber, libre . Omnem causam alicui integram reservare. Rem ad meum reditum integram e e ju i. Rem ad senatum integram referre. Recipe me rudem et integrum discipulum. 3. Quod licet, loisible , perm is . Si mihi liber a e ent omnia ac integra. Mihi integrum est facere, vel non facere. Viderint, quibus integrum est. 4. In integro res est, l’affaire n’a sub i aucun dommage . 5. De integro homini gratulare, féliciter de nouveau . 6. In integrum restituere, remettre dans son premier état . Cf. In no cens , Totus . INTĔGRĒ, Avec intégrité . Usus : Vita integer rime acta. In amicorum periculis caste ac integre versari. INTĔGRĬTAS, tis, f. Honnêteté , probité . Syn. Innocent i a. Epith. Cautior, et diligent i or, gratis sima, incorrupt a, par, provincial is, singular is, spectata, summa, tanta. Usus : 1. Integritas corp or is, valetudinis, bonne santé . 2. Singular is integritas et continent i a, fidesque magnis in rebus spectata. Integritas incorrupt a Latini sermon is. Cf. Innocent i a , Virtus , Honest us , Probus . INTĔGRO, as, avi, atum, are, a. Compléter , rétablir . Syn. Reficio, recreo. Usus : Animus defe us audiendo, risu vel admiratione integratur. INTĔGŪMENTUM, i, n. Couvert ure , vêtement ; masque . Syn. Involucrum. Usus : Front is in tegumen to uti ad occult and a vitia. Aliquando evolutus es integument is di imulation is tuæ, vous êtes enfin dépouillé des voiles de la di imulation . Per quædam involucra et integument a perspicere a liquid. INTELLECTĬO, ōnis, f. Synecdoque , ( fig. de rhét. ). Usus : Intellectio est, cum totum de parte vel contra intelligitur. INTELLĬGENS, ent is, omn. gen. Intelligent , éclairé . Usus : Teretes aures habet, et in tell i gens judicium. Existimatur doctus, et cujusvis generis in tell i gens. INTELLĬGENTER, D’une manière intelligente . ( Vulg. In tell i gib i liter). Usus : Intel lig enter auditur. INTELLĬGENTĬA, æ, f. Intelligence , con nai ance , science . Syn. Prudent i a, scient i a, notio, cognitio. Epith. Animal is, communis, difficilis, magna, mediocris, popular is, præstans, propria, vitiosa, vulgar is. Usus : Homines principio rerum omnium a dumb ratas intelligent i as animo ac mente concipiunt. Ratione a liquid ac intelligent i a comprehend ere. Honestum in nostram intelligent i am cad it. Intelligent i am suam intend ere, infigere in a liquid. Intelligent i a præstare, et ali is anteire. Pars animæ, intelligent iæ et ration is part i ceps. Commune judicium et popular is intelligent i a. INTELLĬGO, is, lex i, lectum, ere, a. et n. Comprendre . Syn. Cognosco, sentio, capio, teneo, percipio; mente complect or, perspicio; cog it at i one com pre hen do, complect or; an i mad ver to, intelligent i am rei habeo; accipio, disco, animo percipio; intelligent i a et ratione com pre hen do. Adv. Acriter, diligenter, haud, sane, male, melius; non fere; non tam, optime, penitus, plane, præclare, prorsus, prudenter, pulchre, quamprimum, recte. Phras. 1. Omnia se in tell i gere arbitratur, il pense tout savoir . Præcipua se intelligent i a e e, solerti ime se perspicere omnia, nihil suæ intelligent iæ vim et notionem fugere, omnia se videre, in tell i gere et sapere plus, quam cæteros, arbitratur; omnia se comprehend ere animo, omnia intelligent i a complect i, unum se eruditos habere oculos, super be exist i mat. 2. Quantum e litter is in tell i gere potui, autant que l’étude a pu me l’apprendre . Quantum conjectura consequi; quantum a equi, conjicere, sentire; quantum ex litter is percipere, colligere, animadvert ere potui; ut animo, mente, cog it at i one comprehend ere potui; quantum quidem e litter is inter pre tar i potui. 3. Dialectic am præclare intel lig it, il sait fort bien la dialect i que . Dialectic am animo menteque com pre hens am habet; discept and i artem tenet, callet peniti ime; acri mente cog it at i one que complectitur; in dialectic is, etiam quæ a vulgar i intelligent i a remotiora sunt, solerti ime per spic it. Cf. Calleo . Usus : Cernere et in tell i gere a liquid animo. Intellexi ex epistolis tuis. INTEMPĔRANS, antis, omn. gen. Immodéré , intempérant . Syn. Immoderatus, lib i dinos us, impurus, cupid us, in libidinem effusus. )( Temperans. Adv. Valde. Usus : In temper ans in rei alicujus cupid it ate. Lib i dinos a, in temper ans adolescent i a. Cf. Immodest us . INTEMPĔRANTER, D’une manière intempérante . Syn. Intemperate, in sol enter, immoderate. INTEMPĔRANTĬA, æ, f. Intempérance . Syn. Int emperies, incontinent i a, insolent i a. )( Temper anti a. Epith. Immoderata, impudent i or, impura, inimica, moder at a, multa, tanta, turpior. Phras. Quæ ist a hominis est intemperant i a? Combien grande est l’intempérance de cet homme? Quæ est ist a immoderatæ vitæ ratio? Quæ ist a est vita, quam immoderate, intemperanter, luxuriose traducta? Quis iste lux us est, quam prof usæ libidines, quam in temper atæ per pot at i ones? Ista hominis vita sit, for tun is, opibus, flore ætat is tam intemperanter uti, abuti? modum cupid it at i bus nullum ponere, nihil non libidinose, nihil non inc on tin enter audere? Cf. Luxuria . Usus : Intemperant i a est a tot a mente et recta ratione defectio, omnium eadem perturbationum mater. Explere alicujus intemperant i am. INTEMPĔRĀTĒ, Dans les excès . Syn. Intemperanter. INTEMPĔRĀTUS, a, um, Immodéré . Syn. In temper ans, immoderatus. Usus : In temper at is simæ per pot at i ones. Cf. Immodest us , Immoderatus . INTEMPĔRĬÆ, ārum, f. p. Emportement , fureur . Usus : Quæ te in temper iæ agitant? Cf. Furiæ . INTEMPĔRĬES, ēi, f. Incontinence , violence , caprices . Syn. Immoderatio, proc a cit as. Usus : Intemperiem hominis ferre non po um. Cf. Immodest us . IN TEMPESTĪVĒ, Mal à propos , à contre-temps . Syn. Præpostere. IN TEMPESTĪVUS, a, um, In tempest if . Syn. Præposter us, per versus. Usus : In tempest i vum convivium. Intempestiva loquacitas, epistola.