Examples of using Numerus in English and their translations into Italian
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by the government by means of a numerus clausus France,
was used to refer to an infantry battalion of 200-400 men(also termed bandum or numerus in Latin, arithmos in Greek)
the equites promoti and numerus Hnaufridi in Britain.
Hence, in France, the numerus clausus, or the number of students allowed to proceed to the second year,
the effect of mobility at Community level on national rules on numerus clausus- a very delicate issue since there are Member States which practice the numerus clausus, while others do not,
prayer in the baptistery, also comforted in that precious ministry by the words inscribed over the octagonal architrave:“Nec numerus quemquam scelerum nec suorum forma terreat:
the application of a numerus clausus in some Member States
Numerus clausus' and other restrictions.
Mass meetings to demand the Numerus Clausus!
Or numerus valahicus, as they pompously call it.
There is no restriction by an NC(Numerus clausus).
There is no numerus clausus in Austria.
garrisoned by the Numerus Turnacensium.
Numerus clausi will then be agreed upon as if Germany were one country.
In Italy, a numerus clausus exists at national level for health-related courses.
In Greece, growth has been kept under control by a numerus clausus.
A numerus clausus was established for certain high-status fields of study e.g. medicine.
All courses have a numerus clausus fixed by each institution in accordance with its capacity.
A numerus was a unit of auxiliary troops consisting of 2 centuriae
I would go back to University, unless they tightened the numerus clausus.