- In Gallo-Roman religion,
Loucetios (Latinized as Leucetius) was a
Gallic god
known from the Rhine-Moselle region,
where he was
identified with the Roman...
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Manduca lucetius is a moth of the
family Sphingidae. It is
known from Suriname, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru,
Bolivia and Paraguay. The
larvae feed on Lycopersicon...
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Dycladia lucetius is a moth of the
subfamily Arctiinae. It was
described by
Pieter Cramer in 1782. It is
found in
Brazil (São Paulo,
Lower Amazons). Savela...
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temple on the
Capitol the
stone was lodged.
Another most
ancient epithet is
Lucetius:
although the Ancients,
followed by some
modern scholars such as Wissowa...
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lanuginosa Manduca lefeburii Manduca leucospila Manduca lichenea Manduca lucetius Manduca manducoides Manduca morelia Manduca mossi Manduca muscosa - muscosa...
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panaquire Berg, 1885
Protoparce lucetius argentina Clark, 1926
Protoparce lucetius exiguus Gehlen, 1942
Protoparce lucetius nubila Rothschild & Jordan, 1903...
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Nymph place-names in the area
surrounding the
village of Bow. Mars
Lucetius ("Shining Mars") and
Nemetona appear as a
divine couple in Roman-era inscriptions...
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Vinciguerria lucetia Garman, 1899
Synonyms Maurolicus lucetius Garman, 1899
Vinciguerria lucetius (Garman, 1899)
Vinciguerria lutecia (Garman, 1899)...
- baton-like
scepter in his
raised hand.
Among Jupiter's most
ancient epithets is
Lucetius,
interpreted as
referring to
light (lux, lucis),
specifically sunlight...
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Dycladia basimacula Schaus, 1924
Dycladia correbioides Felder, 1869
Dycladia lucetius Cramer, 1782
Dycladia lydia Druce, 1900
Dycladia marmana Schaus, 1924 Dycladia...
