- Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, No. 7131), said to have been made by a
certain Ferrarius. The
first folio of the work
translated by **** ben Sālim, Havi seu contenants...
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Zacharias Ferreri or
Ferrari (1479–1524) was an
Italian monk and
papal legate,
Latin poet and
ecclesiastical writer.
Ferreri was born in
Vicenza to a noble...
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Filippo Ferrari (Philippus
Ferrarius) (1551 – 1626) was an
Italian Servite friar and scholar,
known as a geographer, and also
noted as a hagiographer...
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limonum (Risso)
Brandis Citrus ×
mellarosa Risso Citrus ×
meyeri Yu.Tanaka
Citrus ×
vulgaris Ferrarius ex Mill.
Limon ×
vulgaris Ferrarius ex Miller...
- The
Cambodian laughingthrush (Garrulax
ferrarius) is a
species of bird in the
family Leiothrichidae. It used to be
considered conspecific with the white-necked...
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feminine of
Latin ferrārius, "of or
pertaining to iron"; or, alternatively, the
feminine of
Spanish herrero ("ironsmith", from
ferrārius),
which also gives...
-
occupational surname for a
blacksmith or
ironworker derived from the
Latin ferrarius,
Middle English Ferror or Anglo-Norman ferrur.
Alternate spellings are...
- Languages".
Journal of the
Royal Asiatic Society. 21: 600.
Philippus Ferrarius; Michel-Antoine
Baudrand (1738).
Novum lexicon geographi****: in quo universi...
- 2017.
Johann Jacob Hofmann.
Lexicon universale.
Volume IV. p. 468. Ph.
Ferrarius, M.-A. Baudrand,
Novum lexicon geographi****,
tomus primus, Isenaci, 1677...
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terra tierra tierra Rising diphthongs CAUSA(M) (cause)
cousa co(u)sa cosa
FERRARĬU(M) (smith)
ferreiro ferre(i)ru
herrero N- (initial position) NATIVITĀTE(M)...
