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Aquae Calidae (Latin for warm waters, Bulgarian: Акве Калиде), also
known as
Therma and
Thermopolis in the
Middle Ages, was an
ancient town in Thrace...
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Aquae Calidae,
Latin for "hot waters", may
refer to:
Aquae Calidae,
ancient name of
Caldas de Reis,
Spain Aquae Calidae,
ancient name of Çiftehan, Turkey...
- The
Tecopa pupfish (Cyprinodon
nevadensis calidae) is an
extinct subspecies of the
Amargosa pupfish (Cyprinodon nevadensis). The small, heat-tolerant...
- a
burial mound near
Sunny Beach. They
built the
mineral baths of
Aquae Calidae and the
fortress Tyrsis.
Under Darius I, it
became part of the Achaemenid...
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Aquae Calidae was a
Roman colony of the
Roman province of
Mauretania Caesariensis. The
Roman city has been
identified with
ruins at
Hammam Righa in the...
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roads lists the town as
Aquis Sulis.
Ptolemy records the town as
Aquae calidae (warm waters) in his 2nd-century work Geographia,
where it is
listed as...
- Niğde. A
settlement in
Cappadocia under the
Roman Empire was
named aquae calidae ('hot waters'
after nearby thermal springs). The
thermal baths were used...
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aquifer that
feeds the habitat.
Tecopa pupfish,
Cyprinodon nevadensis calidae (extinct)
Saratoga Springs pupfish,
Cyprinodon nevadensis nevadensis, from...
- cold
water were
served by the
attendants at well-appointed
Roman tables (
calidae gelidaeque minister, Juv. 5.63, with Mayor's note). For this
purpose vessels...
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Emperor Nerva: Setifis; and in
later times, ****naria, Bida, Siga,
Aquae Calidae,
Quiza Xenitana, Rusucurru, Auzia, Gilva,
Icosium and
Tipasa in all 21...
