-
dates to the Late New
Palace period (1450–1300 BC). The
swing was
called aeora or eora (αἰώρα, ἐώρα) and
there are
representation of
people sitting and...
- *hērą n. ear ear lug lug oor oor n. oeër Ohr n. ēare n. < pre-English *
ǣora ōra n. *aura < *auza n. *auzǭ, *ausōn n. doar door door dher deur deur f...
- were pla****,
among them
swinging (oscillatio); cf. the Gr****
festival of
Aeora (see Erigone).
Festus (s.v. Oscillum, ed. Muller, p. 194) says that this...
- language,
former name for the
Dharug language Eora or
aeora,
ancient Gr****
Swing (seat) Eora or
aeora, a
festival at
ancient Athens accompanied with sacrifices...
- Rehder, 1938
Redicirce Iredale, 1936
Subfamily Meretricinae Gray, 1847
Aeora Conrad, 1870 †Eomeretrix F. E. Turner, 1938
Gomphina Mörch, 1853 †Gratelupia...
-
Hirtz Lepanthes adrianae Luer
Lepanthes aduncata Luer & R.Escobar
Lepanthes aeora Luer &
Hirtz Lepanthes affinis Luer & R.Escobar
Lepanthes aggeris Luer &...
