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Ignota means "unknown", in the
feminine form, in Latin, and is used in some
contexts when the name of a
person is unknown. It may
refer to:
Elizabeth Clarke...
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started releasing music in 2017 and
performed under the
stage name
Lingua Ignota (Latin for "unknown language"). In 2023,
citing the
unhealthiness of reliving...
- A
lingua ignota (Latin for "unknown language") was
described by the 12th-century
abbess Hildegard of Bingen, who
apparently used it for
mystical purposes...
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Prince Ignacy M****alski (Lithuanian:
Ignotas Jokūbas Masalskis) (1726–1794) was a Polish-Lithuanian nobleman.
Ignacy became a
Catholic priest and was...
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Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, 2002
Algimantas Grigelis'
preface to the book "
Ignotas Domeika/Ignacy
Domeyko 1802 - 1889,
Ignacy Domeyko - A
Citizen of the World...
- She is
noted for the
invention of a
constructed language known as
Lingua Ignota.
Although the
history of her
formal canonization is complicated, regional...
- (stylized in all caps) is the
third studio album by
American musician Lingua Ignota,
released July 19, 2019
through Profound Lore Records.
Recorded after the...
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Terra Ignota is a
quartet of
science fiction and
philosophical novels by the
American author Ada Palmer. The
series consists of Too Like the Lightning...
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through religion, a
topic featured heavily under her
previous alias,
Lingua Ignota.
Hayter produced the
album alongside Seth Manchester, and it
received acclaim...
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Plautia was a
Roman woman of
senatorial rank whom
classical scholars believe lived in the late
first century and
early second century AD. No
direct evidence...
