- nombre? La cuestión del
gladius hispaniensis" (PDF).
Retrieved August 7, 2019.
Quesada Sanz, F. "Gladius
hispaniensis: an
archaeological view from Iberia"...
- John of
Seville (Latin:
Johannes Hispalensis or
Johannes Hispaniensis) (fl. 1133-53) was one of the main
translators from
Arabic into
Castilian in partnership...
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Africo (On the
African War),
campaigns in
North Africa; and De
Bello Hispaniensi (On the
Hispanic War),
campaigns in the
Iberian Peninsula.
These narratives...
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Pseudonocardia hispaniensis is a
bacterium from the
genus of
Pseudonocardia which has been
isolated from a
wastewater treatment plant in
Palos de la Frontera...
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Roman parents were Hispanienses.
Hispaniensis means 'connected in some way to Hispania', as in "Exercitus
Hispaniensis" ('the
Spanish army') or "mercatores...
- bone
could resist its
devastating effect.
References to the
gladius hispaniensis are
abundant in
classical texts.
During the
Roman conquest of the Iberian...
-
Latin adjectival ending -ensis,
designating origin from a place: thus
Hispaniensis (Spanish),
Danensis (Danish), etc. The use in
demonyms for Francophone...
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Barely distinct from P. p.
perdix and
included in it by HBW/BLI. P. p.
hispaniensis (Reichenow, 1892).
Central Pyrenees to
northeast Portugal P. p. italica...
- De
Bello Hispaniensi (also
Bellum Hispaniense; On the
Hispanic War; On the
Spanish War) is a
Latin work
continuing Julius Caesar's commentaries, De Bello...
- La cuestión del
gladius hispaniensis Archived 2017-07-21 at the
Wayback Machine, 1997. F.
Quesada Sanz,
Gladius hispaniensis: an
archaeological view from...
