Anton piller order
noun
(law) the former name for search order
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- Antonello da messina
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- Antonine
adj. 1680s, in reference to roman emperors antoninus pius (ruled 138-161 c.e.) and marcus aurelius antoninus (161-180). historical examples after seventeen days of unremitting labor, the romans succeeded in raising their banks opposite the antonine tower. history of the jews, vol. ii (of 6) heinrich graetz the antonine way extends about a quarter of an […]
- Antonine wall
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