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Meanings of vita in English
Game console developed by Sony Computer Entertainment.
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Usage of vita in English
1
Guilbert de Nogent, De vita sua, quoted by Luchaire, l.c., p. 14.
2
Possibly I could do that better in France or England, where vita!
3
This appeared to be her generic name for the vita.
4
The Latin MS., Regula Anachoritarum sive de vita solitaria (Magdalen College, Oxford, No.
5
So much I hope to be pardoned for giving as an apologia pro vita mea.
6
Mihi robora deficiunt, vita collabitur, accipiatis voluntatem pro facto.
7
One vague spot in Clark's vita: He hasn't said whether he's a Democrat or a Republican.
8
See Bede in vita S. Cuthberti, n. 68.
9
But while the new car echoes the original's sense of dolce vita, it's got a new remit.
10
For according to Seneca (De Ira i: De vita beata xvi): "virtue suffices for itself."
11
Title: Europe and the Faith "Sine auctoritate nulla vita"
12
Hanc amplissimam omnium artium bene vivendi disciplinam, vita magis quant litteris persequntd sunt [Footnote: Ib.
13
All that I know about the mala vita in Sicily has been gathered from conversation, books and plays.
14
Before writing about the mala vita one ought at least to have seen a man murdered in the street.
15
An apologia pro vita mea.
16
Addio alma di mia vita.
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Translations for vita
Russian
Vita through the time