aetat

aetat
adjective /ˈiːtat,ˈaɪtat/
Aged; at the age of.

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  • CAROLUS III — I. CAROLUS III. Cardinalis Borbonius dictus Iunior, fil. Ludovici Principis Condaei, Archiepiscopus Rotomagensus. Obiit A. C. 1596. aetat. 32. San Marth. Hist. Geneal. Regum Franciae. tom. 2. Et, Gall. Christ. l. 1. Thuan. l. 110. II. CAROLUS III …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

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  • BEDA — I. BEDA Britannus. Natus A. C. 673. in castro exiguo propa fluv. Tyne, ob vitae modestiam Venerabilus dictus, clarus sub Ioanne VI. Pontifice, cum Saraceni ex Africa fol ventes Hispaniam invasêre. Graece, Latineque eruditus scripsit in Vetus et… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

  • aet. — abbr. (also aetat.) aetatis. * * * at the age of. Also, aetat. [ < L aetatis] * * * aet. or aetat., at the age of (usually at death); aged (a designated figure); »Here lies John Richards, aet. 71. Also, ae …   Useful english dictionary

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