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subsidium
‖ subsidium (səbˈsɪdɪəm) Pl. subˈsidia. [L.: see subsidy.] A help, aid, subsidy.1640 in Rushw. Hist. Coll. (1692) I. 50 It was reasonable that in Subsidium they should contribute some help to their Neighbours. a 1676 Hale Prim. Orig. Man. 170 If left to it self without the continued Subsidium and In... Oxford English Dictionary
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Subsidiarity (Catholicism)
Gregory Beabout suggests that subsidiarity draws upon a far older concept as well: the Roman military term subsidium. He writes that “the role of the ‘subsidium’ (literally, to sit behind) is to lend help and support in case of need.” wikipedia.org
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subsiduous
† subˈsiduous, a. Obs. rare—1. [irreg. f. L. subsidium subsidy n. or F. subside subside n.: see -uous.] Assisting, subsidiary.1490 Caxton Eneydos xix. 71/29 Y⊇ subsiduous [orig. F. subcide] modre that hath made the to be norysshed..wyth the mylke of the tygres of Yrcanye. Oxford English Dictionary
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Subsidiarity
More distantly, it is derived from the Latin verb subsidio (to aid or help), and the related noun subsidium (aid or assistance). wikipedia.org
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subsidiary
subsidiary, a. and n. (səbˈsɪdɪərɪ) [ad. L. subsidiārius, f. subsidium: see subsidium. Cf. F. subsidiaire, It. sussidiario, Sp., Pg. subsidiario.] A. adj. 1. a. Serving to help, assist, or supplement; furnishing assistance or supplementary supplies; auxiliary, tributary, supplementary. (Chiefly of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Allenson
Whitakeri concisis annotiunculis in memoriæ subsidium scriptis, accurate contulit præloque destinabat. wikipedia.org
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Jens Grand
In a wide interpretation of this use, Grand demanded the city of Stade to pay a tithe as subsidium caritativum. In 1313 Clement V adjudicated Grand the subsidium caritativum from Hamburg's Subchapter, but it still refused to pay. wikipedia.org
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subside
▪ I. † subside, n. Obs. Also -sede, -seyd, -syde. [a. F. subside, ad. L. subsidium subsidy.] = subsidy.c 1450 Brut ii. 329 He axed..a grete subsede to be graunted to hem, for defendyng of hem and of his reame. 1474 Rental Bk. Cupar-Angus (1879) I. 215 The byschoppis subseyd at his fyrst entre. 1502 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kapzsczyzna
By another suggestion it is derived from Latin capagium (a kind of monetary subsidy (pecuniarium subsidium)). wikipedia.org
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prestation
prestation (prɛˈsteɪʃən) [a. F. prestation (1272 in Godef. Compl.) action of lending, tendering, etc., ad. L. præstātiōn-em, in late L. a payment, in med.L. esp. a feudal due, n. of action f. præstāre: see prest v.1, prestate.] a. The action of paying, in money or service, what is due by law or cust... Oxford English Dictionary
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تفريع السلطة
وبصلةٍ أبعد، اشتُقّ من الفعل اللاتيني subsidio (يعين أو يساعد)، ومن الاسم subsidium (المساعدة) ذو الصلّة. wikipedia.org
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versatile
versatile, a. (ˈvɜːsətaɪl, ˈvɜːsətɪl) Also 7 versatle, versatil, varsatile. [a. F. versatile (16th c., = It. versatile, Sp., Pg. versatil), or ad. L. versātilis, f. versāre: see verse v.2] I. 1. a. Marked or characterized by changeability or inconstancy; subject to change or fluctuation; variable, c... Oxford English Dictionary
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Anne Sackville, Baroness Dacre
Her epitaph describes her in laudatory terms as: Fœminei lux clara chori, pia, casta, pudica; Ægris subsidium, pauperibusque decus; Fida Deo, perchara wikipedia.org
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Global Environmental Institute
GEI-China has also provided training subsidium for Chinese enterprises under their Eco-Entrepreneurship Training Project. wikipedia.org
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Roman-Dutch law
Courts gradually applied Byzantine law—as taught in Bologna (and soon elsewhere)—first as law in subsidium to be applied when there was no local statute wikipedia.org
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