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_Sabe_, in O.F.; _saba_, Ital., an inspissated juice or decoction.

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Mabillon (Iter Ital., 217) tells us that he saw one at the monastery of Bobbio made of gilded leather, and one is shown to this day in the church of San Nazario at Milan which is enameled on the outside and silver gilt within.

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The word comes both in meaning and form from Ital., _toccare_.

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Among modern languages, we have, -- Span., _margarita_; Ital., _margarita_ and _maugherita_; Fr., _marguerite_, but used only in the proverb, "Il ne faut pas jeter les marguerites devant les pourceaux."

Notes and Queries, Number 179, April 2, 1853. A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc Various 1852

(Ital., _città_), a city, and _polite_, from the Greek [Greek: polis] (_polis_), a city; because cities are the first to become civilized, or _civil_, and polite, or _polished_ (Latin, _polire_).

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Ital., vol.i. ch. v.] chosen, one by the inhabitants of each of the principal islands.

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Ital., (tom.iii. p. 486 -- 568.)] [Footnote 85: See the vth crusade, and the siege of Damietta, in Jacobus

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Ital., (tom.iii. p. 486 -- 568.)] [Footnote 85: See the vth crusade, and the siege of Damietta, in Jacobus

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Ital.,) both of the ixth century, translate and approve the Greek text of Theophanes.] [Footnote 32: With some minute difference, the most learned critics,

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