commissus

commissus
commissus, a, um part. passé de committo. [st2]1 [-] joint, assemblé, uni. [st2]2 [-] commencé, engagé, mis aux prises. [st2]3 [-] commis, fait. [st2]4 [-] dont on est passible, dont on est responsable, (peine) qu'on encourt. [st2]5 [-] dévolu (comme gage), acquis (à titre de paiement). [st2]6 [-] confié, remis, recommandé.    - commissa dextrae dextra, Ov. : promesse faite en se touchant la main.    - commissa porta, Virg. : porte fermée.    - commissa laetitia, Prop. : joie dont on fait part.    - commissi ludi, Virg. : jeux commencés.    - commissa poena, Cic. : peine encourue.    - commissa lex, Dig. : loi en vigueur.
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commissus, a, um part. passé de committo. [st2]1 [-] joint, assemblé, uni. [st2]2 [-] commencé, engagé, mis aux prises. [st2]3 [-] commis, fait. [st2]4 [-] dont on est passible, dont on est responsable, (peine) qu'on encourt. [st2]5 [-] dévolu (comme gage), acquis (à titre de paiement). [st2]6 [-] confié, remis, recommandé.    - commissa dextrae dextra, Ov. : promesse faite en se touchant la main.    - commissa porta, Virg. : porte fermée.    - commissa laetitia, Prop. : joie dont on fait part.    - commissi ludi, Virg. : jeux commencés.    - commissa poena, Cic. : peine encourue.    - commissa lex, Dig. : loi en vigueur.
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    Bella commissa alicui. Cic. Commises, Baillees en charge.
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    Bellum commissum. Liu. Guerre ouverte.
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    Laetitia commissa. Propert. Communiquee à quelqu'un.
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    Ludi commissi. Virgil. Jeux encommencez.
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    Piacula commissa. Virgil. Pechez commis.
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    Res inter se commissae. Quintil. Conjoinctes.
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    Stipulatio commissa. Une stipulation de laquelle le cas est advenu: et que celuy qui la faicte, peult intenter action pour raison d'icelle. Une promesse dont la condition est escheue.
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    Commissus. Virgil. Conjoinct, Assemblé.
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    Dextra commissa dextrae. Ouid. Foy promise, Promesse, quand on touche en la main l'un de l'autre.
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    Nocte commissa. Senec. Joincte avec une autre nuict, Double nuict.
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    Soluere commissas acies. Propert. Separer, Departir les armees qui sont desja prestes à combatre.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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