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Berlin (/bɜːrˈlɪn/ bur-LIN; German: [bɛʁˈliːn] ) is the
capital and
largest city of Germany, by both area and po****tion. With 3.7
million inhabitants...
- are named.
Their names may be
connected with
station terminus (e.g. "
Berolinum" or "Łodzianin"),
famous people (e.g. "Reymont" or "Sobieski") or some...
- Hayne.
Flora Berolinensis, sive
descriptio plantarum phanerogamarum circa Berolinum sponte crescentium vel in
agris cultarum additis filicibus et
charis (Berlin...
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plate 13 [German with
Latin and
French captions]. F.H.Frisch,
Berlin ("
Berolinum").
Digitized version[permanent dead link] Gessner,
Conrad (1555): Historiae...
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personification of
Hamburg The
traditional Latin name of
Berlin is the
neuter Berolinum. "Bildhauerei in
Berlin - Katalog". Bildhauerei-in-berlin.de. Archived...
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Zacken und Flügel am Fernsehturm".
Berliner Zeitung (in German).
Retrieved 8
September 2020. The
traditional Latin name of
Berlin is the
neuter Berolinum....
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including Berlin itself,
whose name, in
spite of the
early latinization as
Berolinum,
possibly stems from Proto-Slavic *berl-/*brl-, an
obscure root which...
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Badena civitas Baden Batavis,
Castra Batavorum,
Castra Batava P****au
Berolinum Berlin Bonna Bonn,
North Rhine-Westphalia Borbetomagus,
Wormatia Worms...
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plate 55 [German with
Latin and
French captions]. F.H.Frisch,
Berlin ("
Berolinum"). Gessner,
Conrad (1555):
Historiae animalium (Vol. 3) [in Latin]. Christoph...
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Echiniscus Bellermanni animal crustaceum,
macrobioto Hufelandii affini.
Berolinum: G. Reimer. Richters, Ferd. (1902). "Beträge zur
Kenntnis der
Fauna der...
