- 000
sesterces annually, the
prefects of the
classis Germanica, the
classis Britannica and
later the
classis Pontica were
centenarii (i.e.
earning 100,000...
- Look up
classis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
classis may
refer to:
classis (ecclesiastical),
governing body of
pastors and
elders in
certain churches...
- its
support during the
civil war of 69 suggests, the
classis Misenensis,
together with the
classis Ravennatis,
formed the
naval counterpart of the Praetorian...
-
these were:
classis 1.
Mammalia (mammals)
classis 2. Aves (birds)
classis 3.
Amphibia (amphibians)
classis 4.
Pisces (fishes)
classis 5.
Insecta (arthropods)...
- In
biological classification,
class (Latin:
classis) is a
taxonomic rank, as well as a
taxonomic unit, a taxon, in that rank. It is a
group of related...
- are
governed by a
higher ****embly of
elders known as the
presbytery or
classis;
presbyteries can be
grouped into a synod, and
presbyteries and synods...
- the
classis Misenensis.
Ravenna had been used for ship
construction and as a
naval port at
least since the
Roman civil wars, but the
permanent classis Ravennas...
- The
classis Britannica (literally,
British fleet, in the
sense of 'the
fleet in
British waters' or 'the
fleet of the
province of Britannia',
rather than...
- The
classis Germanica was a
Roman fleet in
Germania Superior and
Germania Inferior.
Besides the
Channel Fleet (
classis Britannica), it was one of the largest...
-
Eureka classis was part of the
Reformed Church in the
United States (RCUS). It
existed from 1910 to 1985. From 1940
until in 1985 the
Eureka classis served...
