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author
author, authoritas... → auctor, auctoritas.
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author, authoritas... → auctor, auctoritas.
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    Author, authoris, pen. prod. com. g. Qui premier faict et invente quelque chose.
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    Author alicuius operis. Cic. Autheur, qui a faict et composé quelque oeuvre.
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    Consiliarius et author. Cic. Conseilleur et enhorteur.
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    Authores et magistri religionum. Cic. Instituteurs et conservateurs, ou gouverneurs.
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    Praeclarus author suae ciuitatis. Cic. Conservateur, Gouverneur, Protecteur, Defendeur.
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    Suasor et author. Cic. Enhorteur et cause, ou conseilleur.
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    Carminis author. Tibull. Autheur, Compositeur.
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    Author doloris alicuius. Cic. Celuy qui en est cause.
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    Praedicator et author alieni facti. Cic. Loueur et protecteur, ou defendeur.
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    Nobilitatis tuae author. Cic. Instituteur, Fondateur.
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    Author fuit profectionis. Caesar. Il en fut cause, Ce fut par luy
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    Author Reipub. ac dux. Cic. Gouverneur, Chef.
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    Author huius sermonis est Valerius. Cic. C'est luy qui a semé ce bruit. \ Veri author. Horat. Docteur de verité.
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    Viae author. Ouid. Qui montre le chemin, Qui fait aller par tel chemin.
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    Author his rebus quis est? Terent. Par qui est ce que ceci a esté faict? Qui en est cause? Qui a donné ce conseil?
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    Author tibi non sum profugere. Cic. Je ne te conseille, et ne suis d'advis que tu t'en fuyes.
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    Author id tibi sum. Plaut. Cic. Je te conseille cela, fay le à mon adveu, Je le pren sur moy.
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    Author tibi sum vt. Plaut. Cic. Je suis d'advis que, etc.
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    Author illi sum de hac re. Plau. Je l'ay advoué et authorizé de ce.
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    Authore me, Authore te. Terent. A mon adveu, Par, ou de mon conseil et consentement.
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    Omnes istos me authore deridete. Cic. A mon adveu, A ma fiance.
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    Authore Clitomacho. Cic. Comme dit Clitomachus.
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    Authoribus plurimis. Liu. Selon l'opinion de plusieurs.
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    Iisdem authoribus cognitum est, AEquos, Volscosque summa vi bellum apparare. Liu. L'ont sceut par ceulx mesmes.
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    Celeberrimi authores. Plin. De grand renom.
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    Authores classici. Gellius. Autheurs authentiques receuz et approuvez.
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    Leuis author. Liu. Auquel ne fault pas adjouster grande foy.
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    Locuples. Cic. Digne de foy.
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    Sordidus. Horat. De nulle estime.
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    Fides appellet authorem. Plin. Je m'en rapporte à l'autheur.
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    Citare authorem. Liu. Alleguer, Nommer.
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    Criminari authores. Quintil. Blasmer.
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    Authorem dare rem. Plaut. Le monstrer par effect.
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    Enarrare authores. Quintil. Exposer, Declairer.
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    Author est Massurius. Plin. Massurius l'a dict, Massurius l'a ainsi descript.
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    Authores sunt. Plin. Il y en a qui dient, ou qui escrivent.
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    Authorem habere aliquem. Terent. Cic. Avoir bon garant.
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    Rumorem authorem habere. Cic. N'en scavoir que par ouir dire.
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    In incerto est author. Ouid. On ne scait qui fait le coup, L'autheur est incognu.
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    Authorem laudare. Cic. Nommer, Alleguer.
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    Lectitare authores. Cic. Lire souvent.
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    Praelegere authores. Quintil. Exposer aux auditeurs.
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    Proferre authores. Cic. Alleguer et nommer ses autheurs.
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    Authorem aliquem sequi. Plin. Ensuyvre aucun qui a faict premierement quelque chose.
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    Id sic ratum esset, si Patres authores fierent. Liu. Si le Senat l'approuvoit, S'il estoit passé et approuvé par le Senat, S'il estoit enteriné en la Cour.
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    Maiores nostri nullam ne priuatam quidem rem agere foeminas sine authore voluerunt. Liu. Sans l'authorité de leurs parens ou maris.
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    Authores sumus tutam ibi maiestatem Romani nominis fore. Liu. Nostre advis est que, etc. ou Selon nostre opinion.
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    Legum ab eis latarum Patres authores fuerunt. Liu. Ils ont faict ces loix par l'advis et conseil des Senateurs.
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    Author eum significat, a quo quis emit. Garant, Autheur de qui on achepte quelque chose.
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    A malo authore aliquid emere. Cic. Achepter d'un vendeur mal asseuré.
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    Author fundi. Cic. Garant de l'heritage vendu.
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    Authores pupillorum. Paulus iurisconsultus. Tuteurs et curateurs d'iceulx.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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