-
which originated from Slavic. The
earliest name
attested are
Castrum Albense and Alba Transilvana, in 1206, and Alba Jula in 1291. The
Hungarian name...
-
piglets would provide the
theological justification for the 30
populi Albenses of the
feriae Latinae (the 30
fortified boroughs supposedly founded by...
- and the
later medieval village of Albe,
which was the
capital of the
Albense county and was
almost completely destro**** by the 1915
Avezzano earthquake...
- vii. 24, ****iv. 13, ****v. 2. Martial, Epigrammata, viii. 3, x. 2.
Fasti Albenses, AE 2012, 437.
Fasti Magistrorum Vici, CIL VI, 10286, 10287; AE, 1937,...
- uncertain.
Tacitus simply refers to him as
Lucius Piso,
while the
Fasti Albenses call him
Lucius Calpurnius Piso. He is
sometimes called Lucius Calpurnius...
- sections, the
first is
referred to as
clara oppida and the
second as
populi Albenses. The last two
towns mentioned among the
clara oppida,
Norba and Sulmo,...
- to 23 Ma. The
following species of
Cymatoceras have been described: C.
albense C.
atlas C.
bayfieldi C.
bifidum C.
bifurcatum C.
carlottense C. cenomanense...
-
Those colonists would be a part of 30
villages that
would form the
populi Albenses which may have been
related to the 30
Latin villages of the same time in...
-
genus Prosimulium.
Prosimulium aculeatum Rivosecchi, 1963
Prosimulium albense Rivosecchi, 1961
Prosimulium albertense Peterson and Depner, 1972 Prosimulium...
- Galicia,
Castile and León and Asturias.
Mosteiro Bembrive Noia U.
Valladolid Albense Pizarras 3 Cuñados Cuéllar
Guardo O'Esteo
Ventorrillo Leis Pontevedra Cistierna...
