- The
dalmatic is a long, wide-sleeved tunic,
which serves as a
liturgical vestment in the Catholic, Lutheran, Anglican,
United Methodist, and some other...
-
Linaria dalmatica is a herbaceous, short-lived
perennial plant native to
western Asia and
southeastern Europe that has
become a weed in
other areas. The...
-
Caecilia Metella (died
around 80 BC) was a
Roman matron at the
beginning of the 1st
century BC. The
daughter of the
pontifex maximus Lucius Caecilius Metellus...
- cherry. The
variety was
first published by
Roberto de
Visiani in
Flora dalmatica, 1850. The name
marasca comes from the
Italian word amarasca, from amaro...
-
conglomerata Pers.
Quercus croatica Vuk.
Quercus cupaniana] Guss.
Quercus dalmatica Radic Quercus diversifrons Borbás
Quercus erythrolepis (Vuk.) Vuk. Quercus...
- and one variety.
Pinus nigra subsp.
dalmatica (Vis.)
Franco (synonyms P.
dalmatica Vis., P.
nigra var.
dalmatica (Vis.) Businský, P.
nigra f. leucodermoides...
-
Alvania dalmatica is a
species of
minute sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusc or
micromollusc in the
family Rissoidae. This
marine species occurs off...
- ragwort, rhubarb, speedwell,
toadflax (both
Linaria vulgaris and
Linaria dalmatica), and wild celery. Additionally, any
plant which grows from a bulb (e...
-
fifth century was used as a
ceremony dress and was used also by men.
Dalmatica (Δαλματική) or
Delmatica (Δελματική), a
tunic with long sleeves, introduced...
- John: "Ancient Rome-
Independent Learning Unit", p. 26, Good Apple,1991. "
Dalmatica" (in Italian).
Retrieved 12
August 2023. C****on 1998, pp. 98–108. "Daily...
