Definition of Britanna. Meaning of Britanna. Synonyms of Britanna

- argalus Bergstr****e, 1779 Papilio (Argus) marginatus Retzius, 1783 Lycaenopsis argiolus calidogenita Verity, 1919 Lycaenopsis argiolus britanna Verity, 1919...
- 6th-century CE Italian writer, Venantius Fortunatus, had mentioned the "Charota Britanna" in a poem, but did not mention any bow. Crwth, a similar Welsh instrument...
- the original on February 12, 2022. Retrieved July 27, 2009. The Minerva Britanna Project Archived 2003-04-18 at the Wayback Machine "Tlingit Ermine-Skin...
- December 2010. Ross, Terry. "Oxfordian Myths: The Oxford Anagram in Minerva Britanna". The Shakespeare Authorship Page. David Kathman and Terry Ross. Retrieved...
- Fortunatus, as early as about 609 A.D., specifies as British (chrotta Britanna canit). The chrotta was originally strung with three, later with six, strings...
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- Aenantius Fortunatus, as early as about 609 A.D, specifies as British (chrotta Britanna canit). The chrotta was originally strung with three, later with six, strings...
- School. In 1612 he published a book of printed emblems called Minerva Britanna, based on a m****cript which is believed to have been presented to Henry...
- Gregory. "Anna Akhmatova". 300 Women Who Changed the World. Encyclopedia Britanna. Simon, John (1994). "Anna Akhmatova". Landauer, Helga; Naiman, Anatoly...
- England; expanding range north and west Holly blue – Celastrina argiolus britanna LC – north to Solway Firth and River Tyne; expanding range north Large...