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Fenestella (c. 52 BC – c. AD 19) was a
Roman historian and
encyclopaedic writer. He
flourished in the
reign of Tiberius.
According to Jerome, he lived...
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Fenestella is a
genus of
bryozoans or moss animals,
forming fan–shaped
colonies with a
netted appearance. It is
known from the
Middle Ordovician to the...
- the most to the
mythification of this
little village is the so-called
Fenestella (in
Italian finestrella). The
legend tells that the
Neapolitan poet and...
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Lucyna fenestella is a moth in the
family Depressariidae. It was
described by
Philipp Christoph Zeller in 1874. It is
found in Chile.
Lucyna at Markku...
- Cicero's times, by such
authors as Varro, Atticus, Antias, Tudit**** and
Fenestella (a
contemporary of Livy whom he
often criticizes). Only five commentaries...
- p****es
covered with
snowdrifts to take the
rebellious Arverni by surprise.
Fenestella,
Roman historian (approximate date) Juba II, king of
Numidia (d. AD 23)...
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Conularia Bryozoa are
abundant in some regions; the
fenestellids including Fenestella, Polypora, and Archimedes, so
named because it is in the
shape of an Archimedean...
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Macrocheles is a
genus of
mites in the
family Macrochelidae that
includes over 80
described species.
These 81
species belong to the
genus Macrocheles:...
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Binomial name
Pterynotus martinetana (Röding, 1798)
Synonyms List
Murex fenestella Schröter, 1805
Murex fenestratus Dillwyn, L.W., 1817
Pterymarchia martinetana...
- some form of "sacred marriage".
Plutarch explicitly identifies the
Porta Fenestella ("window gate") of the
Royal palace as the
window from
which Tanaquil...
