- Catal. Cod. M****cr,
Biblioth. Reg. Paris, vol. i. p. 230, cod. mccx. See A.
Nicoll and E. B. Pusey, Catal. Cod. M****cr. Arab.
Biblioth. Bodl. p. 516. ****i...
- a
Dominican who died in 1271.
Jacobus is also said by
Sixtus of
Siena (
Biblioth. Sacra, lib. ix) to have
translated the Old and New
Testaments into his...
-
taxonomic and
nomenclatural study of the
genus Amanita section Amanita for
North America.
Biblioth. Mycol. 57: 126 pp.
Amanita persicina page by Rod Tulloss...
-
Gladiatoria fencing manual, 15th century,
front cover with
stamp Ex
Biblioth.
Regia Berolinensi....
- this impropriety,
Eichhorn was the first, as he says
himself (Allg. Bibl.
Biblioth. vi. 772), to
introduce the name
Semitic languages,
which was soon generally...
-
bibliotheca Caesarea Vindobonensi lib. iv. cod. 156, No. 6
Gerardus Vossius,
Biblioth. PP.
Ascetica vol. ii. p. 484,
Paris 1661 St. Amoun's
Letters translated...
- i. 3. 50; iii. 6. 57, 58; iii. 29. 84 Stobaeus, iv. 33. 28; Photius,
Biblioth. 58 Long 2003, p. 42 Discourses, iv. 5. 17
Millar 2004, p. 108 Oldfather...
-
zoologist and archaeologist. It was
first described and
published in
Biblioth.
Universelle Genève, n.s., Vol.17 on page 127 in 1838.
According to Kew;...
- Mosul. He left an autobiography, to be
found in
Giuseppe Simone ****emani,
Biblioth. Orient., II, 248–263; the
account of his
death was
written by his brother...
-
biblical Pi-hahiroth (Pihachiroth).
Exodus 14:2, 9;
Numbers 33:7; Winer,
Biblioth. Realwörterb. ii. p. 309. The
modern Ardscherúd, a
village near Suez, corresponds...
