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Calamis may
refer to two
sculptors of
ancient Greece:
Calamis (5th
century BC)
Calamis (4th
century BC)
Calamus (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page...
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Calamis (fl. 5th
century BC) was a
sculptor of
ancient Greece. He was
possibly from Boeotia, but
nothing certain is
known of his life
although he is credited...
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mythology Calamus, a
character from the 2014 puzzle/adventure game
OneShot Calamis (disambiguation) All
pages with
titles beginning with
Calamus All pages...
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Cosmia calami, the
American dun-bar moth, is a moth in the
family Noctuidae. It is
found in
North America,
including California, Georgia, M****achusetts...
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Calamis (fl. 4th
century BC) was a Gr**** sculptor. One of his
pupils was Praxias. Karl
Julius Sillig,
Pliny (the Elder) (1837).
Dictionary of the artists...
- same): slip of the
tongue lapsus calami: slip of the pen
lapsus m****: slip of the hand; a
synonym for
lapsus calami lapsus clavis: slip of the key (implying...
- original, that is
thought to be a copy of the
statue of
Apollo Alexicacus by
Calamis that
stood in the
Ceramicus of Athens. Orph. De Lapid. Prooem. i. Pausanias...
- the
Temple of
Apollo at Delphi. Both were Athenians,
Praxias a
pupil of
Calamis. The
statement raises historic difficulties, as,
according to the leaders...
- slip, error;
involuntary mistake made
while writing or
speaking lapsus calami inadvertent typographical error, slip of the pen
lapsus linguae inadvertent...
- family. This is a
monotypic genus,
containing the
single species Arecacicola calami.
Lumbsch TH,
Huhndorf SM. (December 2007). "Outline of
Ascomycota – 2007"...
