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Illiberis may
refer to: Ilíberis [es], a.k.a. Iliberris,
Illiberi Liberini,
ancient name for
Granada Illiberis, a.k.a. Illibere,
ancient name for Elne...
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Illiberis aomoriensis Matsumura, 1927
Illiberis arisana Matsumura, 1911
Illiberis ****imilis Jordan, 1907
Illiberis consimilis Leech, 1898
Illiberis coreana...
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Zygaenidae Genus:
Phacusa Species: P. discoidalis
Binomial name
Phacusa discoidalis (C. Swinhoe, 1903)
Synonyms Illiberis discoidalis C. Swinhoe, 1903...
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Roman municipium Illiberis,
where the
first Church Council of
Iberia took
place in the
early 4th century. If
Granada was
indeed Illiberis, the town was ****ociated...
- The
Synod of
Elvira (Latin:
Concilium Eliberritanum, Spanish:
Concilio de Elvira) was an
ecclesiastical synod held at
Elvira in the
Roman province of Hispania...
- Illibériens in
reference to the city's
Iberian name,
Illiberis, one that it
shared with the
Illiberis that
became Granada, Spain. Elne is
located in the...
- needed] A
bishop of
Seville named Sabinus parti****ted in the
Council of
Illiberis in 287.[citation needed] He was the
bishop when
Justa and
Rufina were...
- In
Roman times Illiberis— in Basque, "iri-berri" or "ili-berri",
still signifies "new town"—
signified more than one place: see
Illiberis. Kruta, Venceslas...
- and the
Coastal Route,
which rejoin at La Junquera.
Coastal Route Elne (
Illiberis) Saint-Cyprien Argelès
Collioure Port-Vendres (Portus Veneris) Banyuls...
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names in
Baetica throughout the
Roman era.
Granada was
called Eliberri,
Illiberis and
Illiber by the Romans; in Basque, "iri-berri" or "ili-berri", still...
