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Natalis may
refer to:
Natalis of
Ulster (died 564),
Irish monk and
saint Natalis (bishop of Milan),
bishop of
Milan in 8th century, and
saint Antonius...
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founding of a temple; see
Glossary of
ancient Roman religion#dies
natalis Dies
Natalis Solis Invicti, the "birthday" of the
Roman solar deity Sol Invictus...
- conspiracy,
Natalis,
having met with
Scaevinus that day, was
suspected of
being a part of the conspiracy. When he was questioned,
Natalis disclosed information...
- as
Jesus Christ's
birthday (Dies
Natalis Christi) to
appropriate the
festival of Sol Invictus's
birthday (Dies
Natalis Solis Invicti), held on the same...
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chicken liver fished on the
bottom at night.
Named both
Ictalurus natalis and
Ameiurus natalis. Ictalurus, Gr****,
meaning "fish cat"; Ameiurus, Gr****, meaning...
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ineditae sanctorum Mac Creiche, Naile, Cranat'.
Natalis'
feast day is 27 January.
Kinawley "St
Natalis".
Catholic Online.
Retrieved 8 July 2016. Gerald...
- The
Christmas Island red crab (Gecarcoidea
natalis) is a
species of land crab that is
endemic to
Christmas Island and
Cocos (Keeling)
Islands in the Indian...
- Wall
Street Journal. "
Natalis Chan". IMDb.
Retrieved 18
April 2010. "
Natalis Chan". chinesemov.com.
Retrieved 18
April 2010.
Natalis Chan at IMDb v t e v...
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Alfred Romer erected the
species Dimetrodon natalis in 1936,
previously described as
Clepsydrops natalis. D.
natalis was the
smallest known species of Dimetrodon...
- to
Natalis' arguments. One of
Natalis' most
significant counters to
Durandus was in his
Evidentiae contra Durandum super IVum Sent., in
which Natalis examines...
