- In
Roman mythology,
Hersilia was a
figure in the
foundation myth of Rome. She is
credited with
ending the war
between Rome and the Sabines. In some accounts...
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Hersilia is a
fairly large Main belt asteroid. It was
discovered by C. H. F.
Peters on
October 13, 1879, in Clinton, New York. The
asteroid was named...
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Romulus had a wife,
Hersilia. In Livy,
following the
defeat of the
Caeninenses and the Antemnates, the
Sabine women begged Hersilia to
intercede with her...
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Hersilia Susie Oliphant (1883–1962) was an
English educationist who
founded two
secondary schools in Dehradun, India. Born on
August 17, 1883, in Retford...
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Hersilia, also
known as long-spinnereted bark
spiders and two-tailed spiders, is a
genus of tree
trunk spiders that was
first described by Jean Victoire...
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Hersilia tibialis is a
species of
spider of the
genus Hersilia. It is
native to
India and Sri Lanka. List of
Hersiliidae species "
Hersilia tibialis Baehr...
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Hersilia Cove is the 650 m wide cove
indenting for 800 m the
north coast of
Rugged Island in the
South Shetland Islands,
Antarctica west of
Herring Point...
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Hersilia was an
American merchant vessel and the
first from the
United States to
visit the
South Shetland Islands.
During its
second voyage it was...
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Hersilia is a
woman that
features prominently in
myths related to the
creation of Rome.
Hersilia (spider), a
genus of the
spider family Hersiliidae Hersilia...
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Hersilia Separating Romulus and
Tatius or The
Battle Between the
Romans and the
Sabines is a 1645 oil on
canvas painting by Guercino,
seized by the state...
