lu·ces (l  s z)n. A plural of lux. |
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This 500-kilo wall of rippling muscle, snorting snot and curved horns plows toward the diminutive man dressed in a bright white traje de luces, a skin-tight costume festooned with silk and sequins and virtually unchanged since the 17th century. 103v-104r, "I foelix, alacris et corde iocundo, ingredere thalamum elegantissimi doctoris quam plurimum te iuvabit Joannis Philippi dulcis sponsi tui, luces etiam in tanta luce Lucia. Estas prensas usan hidraulicos extraeficientes y son disponibles con placas hasta 120" x 120" y con una o varias luces de dia. |
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