- an (unreported)
Aequian capture followed by
Roman recapture, or a
failed Aequan siege, are
therefore possible. The
Aequi were not
finally subdued until...
-
Equant (or
punctum aequans) is a
mathematical concept developed by
Claudius Ptolemy in the 2nd
century AD to
account for the
observed motion of the planets...
-
notation prior to the
invention of five-line
staff notation Equant,
punctum aequans, is a
mathematical concept developed by
Claudius Ptolemy in the 2nd century...
- the
soldiers who
fought in the
following war
against the
Volscians and
Æquans. The land was sold off by the
consul Quintus Fabius and most
likely bought...
-
inferne in
canalem producta.
Canalis curvatus, retrorsus,
aperturam fere
aequans.
Columella leviter arcuata,
callo tenui extus libera induta.
Labrum expansum...
- been part of the
Latin League for most of the 5th century. The end of the
Aequan threat by the
early 4th
century freed Praeneste to move
against Rome. Livy...
- gill
lamellae of teleosts. The type-species of the
genus is
Diplectanum aequans (Wagener, 1857).
According to the
World Register of
Marine Species, many...
- "The
ultrastructure of the
pseudohaptoral squamodiscs of
Diplectanum aequans (Monogenea)". Parasitology. 82 (2): 231–240. doi:10.1017/S0031182000056961...
- an (unreported)
Aequian capture followed by
Roman recapture, or a
failed Aequan siege, are
therefore possible. Livy, Ab urbe condita, 1:55 D.S. xi.140 D...
