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Arria (also
Arria Major) was a
woman in
ancient Rome. Her husband,
Caecina Paetus, was
ordered by the
emperor Claudius to
commit suicide for his part...
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Arria was a
woman in
ancient Rome of a
prestigious family notable in
political affairs --
though often on the bad side of the
emperor --
throughout the...
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arriá or
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Arria was a 1st-century
Roman woman who
committed suicide.
Arria may also
refer to:
Arria (mantis)...
- An "
Arria formula"
meeting is an
informal meeting of
members of the
United Nations Security Council (UNSC),
which must be
convened by a
member of the...
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Arria NLG plc is a New Zealand-based
company with
headquarters in the US.
Arria offers artificial intelligence technology in data
analytics and information...
- The gens
Arria was a
plebeian family of
ancient Rome,
first recorded in the
final century of the Republic, and
prestigious during imperial times. The...
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Arria was a
philosopher and
Platonist of the 2nd
century CE. We know that she was a
friend of the
medical annalist Galen, and was
admired by
Roman emperors...
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Arrias Battery (Maltese:
Batterija ta'
Arrias), also
known as
Xemxija Battery (Maltese:
Batterija tax-Xemxija) or
Pwales Left
Battery (Maltese: Batterija...
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Jeremy Lubbock – arranger,
conductor John
Arrias –
recording engineer Gerald Vinci –
concertmaster Jules Chaikin – contractor...
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Diego Enrique Arria Salicetti (born 8
October 1938 in Caracas, Venezuela), is a
Venezuelan politician and
diplomat who
served as Venezuela's Permanent...
