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parietes

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pa·ri·e·tes  (p-r-tz)
n.
Plural of paries.
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Opere pretium est ingredi quorundam bibliotecas atque officinas potius causarum et coacervatissimos inspicere librorum cumulos, quos in rota partim libraria, partim ad parietes appensos tabulis tanquam scriniis distenduntur, habentque continuo reclusos preparatosque legentibus.
The Renaissance consilium as justice by Kuehn, Thomas / Renaissance Quarterly
10) Intraoperatively the gallbladder usually appears small, contracted, chronically inflamed, and adherent to the parietes.
Spontaneous cholecystocutaneous fistula by O'Donnell, Kevin / Southern Medical Journal
Virtutes] neque intra parietes aut aediculas luto factas, sed intra pectus collocandae sunt et interius conprehendendae, ne sint falsae, si extra hominem fuerint collocatae.
Cyriacus of Ancona and the revival of two forgotten ancient ... by Kokole, Stanko / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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