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Ennea was the
second album by jazz-rock band Chase. It did not
repeat the
commercial success of
their debut album, Chase. The
original lineup from the...
- undeviginti- novemden- novenden- novemdecim- novendecim- undevisim-
ennea(kai)deca-, decaennea-
ennea(kai)decakis-, decaenneakis- etc. decatoenato- navadasha- 20...
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Festival boosted the band's po****rity.
Chase released their second album,
Ennea, in
March 1972; the album's
title is the Gr**** word for nine, a reference...
- nonangle, or enneagon. The word 'enneagram'
combines the
numeral prefix ennea- with the Gr****
suffix -gram. The gram
suffix derives from γραμμῆ (grammē)...
- near the river's
entrance to the Aegean, at the site
previously known as
Ennea Hodoi ('Nine roads'). When
Xerxes I of
Persia crossed the
river during his...
- gods. The
English name
ennead is a
borrowing via
Latin of the Gr**** name
enneás (ἐννεάς),
meaning "the nine". The term was a
calque of the
Egyptian name...
- the
genus Ennea is
Afrotropical and includes:
Species within the
genus Ennea include:
Ennea arthuri Preston, 1913 (taxon inquirendum)
Ennea cylindracea...
- (or hexeconta-) 6 -hexa- 70 heptaconta- (or hebdomeconta-) 7 -hepta- 80 octaconta- (or ogdoëconta-) 8 -octa- 90 enneaconta- (or eneneconta-) 9 -
ennea-...
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called an enneazetton, or
ennea-8-tope, as a 9-facetted
polytope in eight-dimensions. The name
enneazetton is
derived from
ennea for nine
facets in Gr****...
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edged out by
rising star
Carly Simon.
Chase released their second album,
Ennea, in
March 1972; the album's
title is the Gr**** word for nine, a reference...
