See aestuatio on Wiktionary
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"ref": "Cassiodorus Epiphanius; Walter Jacob, Rudolf Hanslik (Herausgeber): Historia ecclesiastica tripartita. Historiae ecclesiasticae ex Socrate Sozomeno et Theodorito in unum collectae et nuper de Graeco in Latinum translatae libri numero duodecim. Hölder-Pichler-Tempsky, Wien 1952 (Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum, Band 71) , Seite 147.",
"text": "„Hae siqidem litterae ad aestuationem perduxerunt eos, qui fuerant in synodo congregati, quoniam plures quidem ad proprias redierant civitates.“ (Cassiod. hist. 3, 8, 1)"
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"text": "„Erat enim Iulianus ab initio Christianus. Cumque lectione proficeret, fama per populum volitabat, qui posset etiam Romanam gubernare rem publicam. Quod dum latius panderetur, aestuationes induxit imperatori Constantio.“ (Cassiod. hist. 6, 1, 6–8)"
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"text": "„Milites igitur in maxima astuatione venientes omissa omni dilatione altera die Ioviano infulas imperatoris imponunt.“ (Cassiod. hist. 7, 1, 1)"
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"text": "„Hae siqidem litterae ad aestuationem perduxerunt eos, qui fuerant in synodo congregati, quoniam plures quidem ad proprias redierant civitates.“ (Cassiod. hist. 3, 8, 1)"
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"text": "„Erat enim Iulianus ab initio Christianus. Cumque lectione proficeret, fama per populum volitabat, qui posset etiam Romanam gubernare rem publicam. Quod dum latius panderetur, aestuationes induxit imperatori Constantio.“ (Cassiod. hist. 6, 1, 6–8)"
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"text": "„Milites igitur in maxima astuatione venientes omissa omni dilatione altera die Ioviano infulas imperatoris imponunt.“ (Cassiod. hist. 7, 1, 1)"
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