21 examples of valla in sentences
Valla published a Latin translation in 1498.
Aristotle also uses the word in this sense; but, according to Laurentius Valla, he was the first to use Logic too in a similar way.
disponía á volver á los salones, cuando un nuevo incidente vino á romper la valla del respetuoso comedimiento en que se contenían los dos jóvenes enamorados.
valla, f., barrier.
Metió su cabeza por entre la valla.
Among the latter were Laurentius Valla (died 1457); R. Agricola (died 1485); the Spaniard, Ludovicus Vives (1531), who referred inquiry from the authority of Aristotle to the methodical utilization of experience; and Marius Nizolius (1553), whose Antibarbarus was reissued by Leibnitz in 1670.
the beautiful myth in connection with a dialogue of Laurentius Valla, Theodicy, iii.
Hamilton in Mansel in Spencer See also the Absolute Unconscious, the, Hartmann's philosophy of Uphues, G.K. Vacherot, E. Vaihinger, H. Valla, L. Vanini Vatke, W. Veitch, J. Venetianer, M. Venn, J. Vera Vico Villers Virchow, R. Vischer, F.T.
"She said master brought her, her father and mother and two sisters, Martha and Ida, from Brownsville, Tennessee at the commencement of the old war to Memphis in a covered ox wagon, and from there on a ship to Cavalry Depot at De Valla Bluff.
He rejects the interjections; and so did Valla, Sanctius, and Tooke.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
THE TREATISE OF LORENZO VALLA ON THE DONATION OF CONSTANTINE, text and translation into English by Christopher B. Coleman.
VALLA, Lorenzo.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
THE TREATISE OF LORENZO VALLA ON THE DONATION OF CONSTANTINE, text and translation into English by Christopher B. Coleman.
VALLA, Lorenzo.
SEE The treatise of Lorenzo Valla on the Donation of Constantine.
VALLA, LAURENCE, a learned humanist, born in Rome, and a valiant defender of the claims of scholarship; was a distinguished Latinist (1405-1457).
