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Dionysius Bar-Salibi,
citing a lost work of
Hippolytus (Capita
Adversus Caium),
writes in his
commentary on the Apocalypse,
Hippolytus of Rome says: A...
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surviving fragments of
Hippolytus of Rome's (c. 170–235)
Capita Adversus Caium demonstrate Epiphanius drew
heavily from Hippolytus' Re****ation of the Thirty-two...
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Latin *pettia,
likely from Gaulish. quay from Old
French chai, from
Gaulish caium.
socket from Gaulish/Proto-Celtic *sukko-, via
Vulgar Latin *soccus and...
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Jewish History Tour". www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org. Philo, "Legatio ad
Caium," § 36 [ed. Mangey, ii. 587] Levine, L.I. (2000). The
Ancient Synagogue:...
- 'wharf, embankment', chai 'cellar' -
Normand quai and
Poitevin chai, fr LL
caium 'surrounding wall or hedges', fr Gaul. caio 'hedge' W cae 'fence, hedge'...
- "Ant." xviii. 3, § 5; comp. Philo, "In Flac****," § 1; idem, "Legatio ad
Caium," § 24; Tacitus, "Annales," ii. 85; Suetonius, "Tiberius," § 36). This...
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Elizabetha Magistri)
Vindiciae Antiquitatis Academiae Oxoniensis contra Joannem Caium Cantabrigiensem, 2 vols (E
theatro Sheldoniensis,
Oxford 1733), II, p. 666...
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brachycephalum (Gebhardt, 1929)
Habroloma breiti (Obenberger, 1918)
Habroloma caium (Obenberger, 1930)
Habroloma callisto (Obenberger, 1930)
Habroloma calypso...
