The craftsmen had their own libro d'Oro and ranked with patricians.
Owing to the association of the golden ballots with the right to enter the Council, this book was called the Libro d'Oro, the Golden book.
The Historie tells us that during this cruise he kept a journal, Libro del Segundo Viage, till he was prostrated by sickness, and this itinerary is cited both in the Historie and by Las Casas.
While looking over the collection the man called Mr. Jones' attention to the label of John Libro in one of them, and asked why the "Decameron" of Boccaccio was put among the religious books?
Libro was ashamed to enter; he hesitated two or three times and then returned to his rooms.
Without another word they parted--and Libro returned to the drawing-room to pay, with many kisses, his farewell to Ethel.
Mr. Libro requested John Bunting to aid him with his advice, notwithstanding the fact that he had been overwhelmed with suggestions from every newspaper reporter in the United States and Canada.
After asking the usual questions, which although a great detective, he did not disdain to do, he requested Mr. Libro to tell him the names of his guests of the night before.
Perhaps some day when I go to work--" poor Libro pleaded.
Without further ado Steinman counted out the money and Libro departed.
John Libroentered properly into the spirit of the occasion.
The next morning on going into the library all Mr. Librosaw was a vacancy in his favorite bookcase.
Libro had not heard from Ethel for months, although it seemed like ages to him!
His description, which we have here, tallies exactly with that written in a Spanish book, Libro de la Monteria, on hunting of the fourteenth century, written by Alphonso XI.
La libro de mia patrino = My mother's book, or, the book of my mother.
La libro estas angle skribita = The book is written in English.
La libro ne kostos pli ol tri ŝilingojn = The book will not cost more than three shillings.
Tiu libro estas tre malpura, kies ajn ĝi estas = That book is very dirty, whosesoever it is.
Tiu libro estas facile komprenebla por ĉiuj = That book is easily comprehensible by (for) all.
Plinius, libro ultimo, it hath an erective virtue and comfortative of the natural member.
Footnote VI-72: The following is a literal copy of the title: "Libro di M.
Bibles with the following colophon from a copy written in Italy in the fifteenth century:- "Finito libro vivamus semper in Christo - Si semper in Christo carebimus ultimo leto.
In the Bodleian there is a Bible with this colophon - "Finito libro referemus gratias Christo m.
In 1486 also came an edition of the Libro de la divina lege of Marco del Monte S.
Two of the three cuts in the 1494 Florentine edition of the Libro delli commandamenti di Dio of Marco del Monte S.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "libro" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
