- The
Chronicle of 741 (or
Continuatio Byzantia-Arabica or
Continuatio Isidoriana) is a Latin-language
history in 43
sections or paragraphs, many of which...
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Onycha (/ˈɒnɪkə/,
Ancient Gr****: ὄνυξ, romanized: ónux),
along with
equal parts of stacte, galbanum, and frankincense, was one of the
components of the...
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Historia de
regibus Gothorum,
Vandalorum et
Suevorum and the
Continuatio Byzantia-Arabica.
These historical sources mention that the
mother of
Liuva II,...
- Testaceis), and in
Latin was
called by the name of
Byzantos or
Blatta Byzantia. All are said to give
forth a good
scent when
submitted to hot
coals resembling...
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Innocence (classics, 1995) by the
Westminster Abbey Choir, John Tavener:
Byzantia (classical, 1999) by the
Winchester Cathedral Choir, John Tavener: Song...
- Mediterranean.
Orthodox factions are
located in
south east
Europe and
answer to
Byzantia.
These factions can
declare independence and form
their own
churches which...
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Blodgett & Stanley, 2003 †
Bandelopsis oregonensis Genus †
Byzantia Kosnik, 1997 †
Byzantia obliqua Genus †
Dahmeria Genus †
Devononerita † Devononerita...
- prison,
where he was
incarcerated for debt. In May 1792
Clerke married Byzantia,
daughter of
Thomas Cartwright of Aynhoe. His
eldest son,
William Henry...
- Co.
Unknown date United
Kingdom Messrs. C. Mitc**** & Co. Low
Walker Byzantia Steamship For
private owner.
Unknown date United
Kingdom Messrs. Laird...
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phragmoceroides – type
locality for
species Bythocypris †
Byzantia – type
locality for
genus †
Byzantia obliqua – type
locality for
species Contents A B C D...
