delectus

delectus
[st1]1 [-] delectus, a, um : part. passé de deligo, ĕre. - [abcl][b]a - choisi. - [abcl]b - levé, recruté. - [abcl]c - cueilli.[/b] [st1]2 [-] delectus (dilectus), us, m. : - [abcl][b]a - choix, triage. - [abcl]b - levée de troupes. - [abcl]c - troupes levées, recrues.[/b]    - dilectu habito : [une levée de troupes ayant été faite].    - delectum habere (agere): lever des troupes, recruter des soldats.    - sine delectu, Cic. : sans choix, au hasard, pêle-mêle, indistinctement.
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[st1]1 [-] delectus, a, um : part. passé de deligo, ĕre. - [abcl][b]a - choisi. - [abcl]b - levé, recruté. - [abcl]c - cueilli.[/b] [st1]2 [-] delectus (dilectus), us, m. : - [abcl][b]a - choix, triage. - [abcl]b - levée de troupes. - [abcl]c - troupes levées, recrues.[/b]    - dilectu habito : [une levée de troupes ayant été faite].    - delectum habere (agere): lever des troupes, recruter des soldats.    - sine delectu, Cic. : sans choix, au hasard, pêle-mêle, indistinctement.
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    Delectus, Participium: vt Delecti ad omne facinus coloni. Cic. Choisiz, Esleuz.
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    Delecti viri. Cic. Gens d'eslite.
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    Delectus, huius delectus, Verbale. Caesar. Chois, Choisissement, Eslite.
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    Delectus prouinciae. Caes. Eslite, quand on prenoit d'entre les jeunes gens ceulx qui estoyent plus propres pour la guerre.
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    Delectus et discrimen. Cic. Difference.
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    Dignitatis delectus in beneficentia sit. Cic. En liberalité il fault discerner lesquels sont dignes et ont merité qu'on leur face du bien, et lesquels non.
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    Verborum delectus. Cic. Chois, Eslite.
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    Iudicio suo delectum habere aliquem. Cic. Avoir quelqu'un choisi à sa fantasie.
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    Habere delectum ciuis et peregrini. Cic. Faire difference et distinction entre, etc.
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    Tenere delectum rerum. Cic. Observer la distinction et difference des choses.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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