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aes aeris n. [copper ore , and the alloy of copper, bronze]. Transf., [anything made of bronze; a vessel, statue, Trumpet, kettle]; 'aera aere repulsa', [cymbals]; 'aes publicum', [public inscriptions]. Esp. [copper or bronze money]; 'aes grave', [the as]; 'aes signatum', [coined money]; also [money] generally, [pay]; 'aes alienum', [debt].
alienatio -onis f. [a transference , alienation]; 'mentis', [aberration of mind].
alienus -a -um [belonging to another]; 'aes' , [another's money], and so [debt]; in gen., [strange, foreign, unrelated]; esp. of persons, [not at home, unfamiliar],or [estranged, unfriendly];of things,[unfavorable]. M. as subst.
alienus, [a stranger];
n. as subst. alienum, [another person's property].
contraho -trahere -traxi -tractum (1) [to draw together , collect, unite; to conclude or complete] any arrangement; in gen., [to cause, bring on, bring about]; 'aes alienum', [to contract debt]. (2) [to shorten, narrow, contract, reduce]; 'frontem', [to frown]; 'vela', [to furl one's sails]; of the spirits, [to depress]. Hence partic. contractus -a -um, [contracted, narrowed, straitened]; of persons, [retired, quiet].
datio -onis f. [a giving]; legal , [right of alienation].
demergo -mergere -mersi -mersum [to sink , plunge into, dip under]; 'aere alieno demersus,' [over head and ears in debt].
deminutio -onis f. [lessening , diminution]; 'sui', [loss of prestige]; 'capitis', [loss of civil rights]; [right of alienation].
incido (1) -cidere -cidi -casum [to fall in or upon; to fall in with]; 'in hostem' , [to attack]; 'in aes alienum', [to run into debt]; 'in mentionem', [to happen to mention]; of abstr. things, [to occur, happen, 'crop up'].
peregrinitas -atis f. [the condition of a foreigner or alien; foreign manners].
Source: University of Notre Dame, web site.
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