Lexicographical Neighbors of Tormentum
Literary usage of Tormentum
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Ninety-three by Victor Hugo (1888)
"tormentum BELLI. ONE of the carronades of the battery, a twenty- four pound
cannon, had become loose. This is perhaps the most dreadful thing that can take ..."
2. The Voyage and Shipwreck of St. Paul: With Dissertations on the Life and by James Smith (1856)
"The tormentum is a cable in long ships, which is extended from stem to stern, in
order to bind them together." f Isidore mentions two kinds of cables for ..."
3. Quarter Sessions Records by John Christopher Atkinson (1884)
"... for carrying &c., Curia sedente, quoddam tormentum t Anglice vocatum a ...
in domo sua aut in alio loco aliquod tormentum aliter quam tale quod fuerit ..."
4. Quarter Session Records by John Christopher Atkinson (1884)
"... for carrying &c., Curia sedente, quoddam tormentum t Anglice vocatum a ...
in domo sua aut in alio loco aliquod tormentum aliter quam tale quod fuerit ..."
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