incontinent

incontinent
Incontinent, Incontinenti, Actutum, Confestim, Continuo, Illico, Illicet, Immediate, Mox, Quamprimum, Protinus, Repente, De repente, Ex continenti, Subito, Statim, Oppido, Extemplo.
Incontinent apres, Exin, Subinde.
Incontinent et sans delay, Cunctatione circumcisa. B.
Incontinent qu'il fut arrivé, Primo statim aduentu.
Incontinent qu'aucun m'avoit veu, Vt quisque me viderat.
Incontinent qu'il eut ouy cecy, il, etc. Vt haec audiuit, sic exarsit ad id, et caetera.
Incontinent que j'eu baillé, etc. Subito posteaquam literas communes cum Oppio ad te dedi, ab Caesare, etc.
Incontinent dés le commencement que les Romains commencerent à avoir bruit, Iam a principio Romani nominis.
Incontinent que le temps, opportunité, et occasion si addonnera, Primo quoque tempore, Primo quoque die.
Incontinent apres ces lettres, les tiennes furent leuës, Sub eas literas statim recitatae sunt tuae.
Incontinent qu'il pouvoit endurer le train de la guerre, Simul ac belli patiens erat.
Incontinent tu retourneras, Iam reuertere.
Incontinent que j'ay receu tes lettres, tout aussi tost j'ay, etc. Simul vt accepi a Seleuco tuo literas, statim, etc.
Incontinent que, Vbi primum, etc.
Incontinent que, Protinus quam detraxere vitibus.
Incontinent que, etc. Subito quum mihi dixisset Caecilius puerum se, etc.
Incontinent que le jour fut venu, Vbi illuxit.
Non point incontinent que m'en aurez parlé, Non statim sub mentionem.
Tout incontinent, Citissime, Repente, Euestigio, Sine mora, Momento.
Tout incontinent qu'elle sera trouvée, Vbi vbi erit inuenta.
Tout incontinent que j'ay peu, Simul ac potestas primum data est.
Il le faut faire tout incontinent, Iam iamque faciendum est.
Incontinent quant aux femmes, Incontinens.

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