renunciation
renunciation
subs.
P. ἀπόρρησις. ἡ.
subs.
P. ἀπόρρησις. ἡ.
RENUNCIATION
commonly by the verbs (☞ not renuntiatio in this sense): abdicatio (of an office): cessio (cession in favor of another). Renunciation of the world rerum humanarum contemtio ac despicientia (Cic. Tusc. 1 40 95): self-renunciation animi moderatio.
commonly by the verbs (☞ not renuntiatio in this sense): abdicatio (of an office): cessio (cession in favor of another). Renunciation of the world rerum humanarum contemtio ac despicientia (Cic. Tusc. 1 40 95): self-renunciation animi moderatio.
renunciation:
1. ējūrātio (rare): the r. of good hope, e. spei bonae, Sen. Vit. beat. 26, 5.
2. abdĭcātio: the r. of a son, a. filii, after Quint. 7, 4, 27: Liv.: v.ABDICATION , DISOWNING .
3. infĭtiātio: Cic.: v.DENIAL .
4. rĕpŭdiātio: v.REJECTION .
5. dētrectātio: v.REFUSAL .
6. expr. more freq. by a verb: v.RENOUNCE .
1. ējūrātio (rare): the r. of good hope, e. spei bonae, Sen. Vit. beat. 26, 5.
2. abdĭcātio: the r. of a son, a. filii, after Quint. 7, 4, 27: Liv.: v.
3. infĭtiātio: Cic.: v.
4. rĕpŭdiātio: v.
5. dētrectātio: v.
6. expr. more freq. by a verb: v.