- Look up
glossa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Glossa (γλῶσσα) is a Gr**** word
meaning "tongue" or "language", used in
several English words including...
- the
mentum is the
distal part of the labium. The
mentum bears the palps,
glossae, paraglossae, and/or ligula. On the
human face, the
mentum refers to the...
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Glossae ad
Digestum vetus, 12th-century m****cript. Padua,
Biblioteca Universitaria di Padova,
Fondo manoscritti, ms. 941, ff. 1-198....
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Explanations of
words from
Gregory ****anzus and
other Christian writers (
glossae sacrae) are
later interpolations. The
lexicon survives in one
deeply corrupt...
- prin****l
works were:
Editions of Aesop's
Fabulae (1781).
Edition of the
Glossae sacrue of
Hesychius (1785).
Editions of Suda and
Favorinus (1786). Edition...
-
bilobed glossae. The
American entomologist Ronald J.
McGinley proposed their position as an
independent family based on the
morphology of the
glossae in 1980...
- medioevo. pp. 361-409. ISBN 9788879880657.
Complete glossa ordinaria at
Glossae Scripturae Sacrae-electronicae (Gloss-e)
Catholic Encyclopedia: Scriptural...
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After arriving at a flower, they
extract nectar using their long
tongues ("
glossae") and
store it in
their crops. Many
species of
bumblebees also exhibit...
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structure called the ligula; this
consists of an
inner pair of
lobes called glossae and a
lateral pair
called paraglossae.
These structures are homologous...
- ("History of Colophon") De
Poetis Colophoniis ("On
poets from Colophon")
Glossae ("Difficult words") Apollodorus,
physician to a Ptolemy, was "likely enough"...
