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n.1.(End. Law) A customhouse clearance for a coasting vessel; a permit.


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Another example of liminality comes to the fore in the figure of Charon, the ferryman whom Virgil has also made mention of in Georgics IV: "nor did the ferryman of Orcus (grant) further passage through that barrier-like marsh" ("nec portitor Orci/ amplius obiectam passus transire paludem" (lines 502-03).
3, 6 e 9, 20, dove Agostino fa della luce divina il mezzo della visione intellettiva (cioe compiutamente profetica), l'unica capace di transire dalla "rerum imaginatio" (visione spirituale) alia "imaginationum interpretatio" (visione intellettiva): tra il Faraone e Giuseppe, dichiara Agostino, "illius spiritus informatus est, ut videret, huius mens illuminata, ut intellegeret.
Jerome, 1939, 8: "nos ad patriam festinantes mortiferos Sirenarum cantus surda debeamus aure transire.
 
 
 
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