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1. Check 'Animi' translations into English

2. Definition for the Latin word: animus, Animi -- (LatDict Word ID: 3524)

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4. Angor Animi (also referred to as angina Animi, Gairdner's disease and also angina pectoris sine dolore), in medicine, is a symptom defined as a patient's perception that they are in fact dying

5. Look through examples of Animi translation in sentences, listen to pronunciation and learn grammar.

6. How to use Animi-3 Capsule Take this medication by mouth with or without food, usually once daily or as directed by your doctor

7. Est, eam in praesens, miris novisque Coruscantem signis legitime comprobatis, sollemni hac amplificatione cultus, magno cum animi Nostri gaudio, honestari decrevimus

8. Hanc igitur Commiserationem non mortis formidine exoptavit, sed animi dolore, quod mors tam ignominiosa labem perpetuam, maculamque in omnia secula suo nomini ac familiae inustura esset

9. Most cases of angor Animi are found in patients suffering from acute coronary syndrome (cardiac-related chest pain) such as myocardial infarction.It is, however, occasionally found in patients suffering

10. Propriae libidinis instinctu, vel alienae consensu cum altero vel altera, contra paclum conjugate concumbitur, atque ita frangitur fides, quae in rebus etiam corporeis et Abjectis magnum animi bonum est’, vii

11. Incredibilis animi fortitudo, inter gemmas et sericum: inter eunuchorum et puellarum catervas, et adulationem ac ministeria familiae perstrepentis, et exquisitas epulas, quas amplae domus praebebat abundantia, Appetisse eam jejuniorum laborem, asperitatem vestium, victus continentiam.

12. Contineri contra contrariis controversia contumeliae conturbamur conubia convallis convenire conveniunt conversa conversam convicia convincere copiosae copulatas copulationes copulationesque corpora corpore corporis corporisque corporum corpus correcta cu Angoribus angusta angusti anim Animadversionem animadversionis animadvertat animal animi animis animo animos animum …

13. Contineri contra contrariis controversia contumeliae conturbamur conubia convallis convenire conveniunt conversa conversam convicia convincere copiosae copulatas copulationes copulationesque corpora corpore corporis corporisque corporum corpus correcta cu Angoribus angusta angusti anim Animadversionem animadversionis animadvertat animal animi animis animo animos animum …

14. If ὁ πλούσιος stands in relation of contrast to ὁ ἀδελφὸς ὁ ταπεινός, then the Christian condition cannot be understood by ταπείνωσις, or scarcely with Bouman: animi, nihil sibi Arrogantis, modestia; but only the destruction described in the following words: ὄτι κ

15. Again, in section 14 one may consult Gaffiot’s Budé edition for the reading of exilia rather than exili after pericula mortis atque, and in section 16 Vretska or Gaffiot for his choice of hanc Animadversionem rather than hanc animi remissionem (conjecture of Bonamicus), and especially the use of the verb agunt (rather than acuunt or alunt

16. È indispensabile Agitare vigorosamente il test per un minuto preciso.: It is important to shake the test vigorously for precisely one minute.: Devi Agitare un po' la coda.: You got to shake your tail feathers.: Qualcuno che esce di prigione può Agitare le cose.: Somebody getting out of prison could stir things up.: Usare una cortigiana per Agitare gli animi.: Using a 'flower girl' to stir

17. When we consider, as Lord Bacon observes, speaking of common diseases, that "all wise physicians in the prescription, of their regimen to their patients, do ever consider Accidentia animi, as of great force to further or hinder remedies or recoveries;" it is difficult to account for the general neglect of moral considerations in the treatment of deranged mind.