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Leiognathus berbis, the
Berber ponyfish, is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish, a
ponyfish from the
family Leiognathidae. It is
found in
brackish and...
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includes the cathedral. The Bishop's Palace, or
Palais épiscopal de la
Berbi, was
originally the
residence of the
bishop of Albi Cathedral,
located next...
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Berbice (/
bɜːrˈbiːs/) is a
region along the
Berbice River in Guyana,
which was
between 1627 and 1792 a
colony of the
Dutch West
India Company and between...
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Common name
Binomial Sinhala Name
Berber ponyfish Leiognathus berbis Kaarallaa (කාරල්ලා))
Shortnose ponyfish Leiognathus brevirostris Kaarallaa (කාරල්ලා)...
- north-west, Lisbon, Portugal, by
Francisco de Arruda, c. 1514–1519 Hôtel de
Berbis, Dijon, France,
unknown architect, 1552–1558
Ministry of
Agriculture and...
- Badiaga, Sekene; Rolain, Jean Marc; Mege, Jean Louis; Scola,
Bernard La;
Berbis,
Philippe (2005). "Ectoparasitism and Vector-Borne
Diseases in 930 Homeless...
- ISBN 91-7201-463-6.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 8
November 2022.
Berbís,
Silvia (11 July 2003). "Tres
muertos de Los Alfaques, aún sin ser reclamados...
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serbskog junaka (epigram) L****vi (1817,
sentimental city poems)
Pesmi o
berbi (sentimental poems)
Milorad Živančević (1971). Živan
Milisavac (ed.). Jugoslovenski...
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wrote that the
Dutch "In
those three settlements of Amacuro,
Essequibo and
Berbis the [Dutch] have many people... all the
Aruacs and
Caribs are
allied with...
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Gothic design. An
external staircase,
built in 1615 by Jean-Francois de
Berbis, lord of Hérouville and Auvers, was part of a
fortification system and is...
