-
particularly obnoxious to the
state (
noxii)
received the most
humiliating punishments. By the 1st
century BC,
noxii were
being condemned to the
beasts (****ati...
-
skilled fighters,
whose training was
costly and time-consuming. By contrast,
noxii were
convicts sentenced to the
arena with
little or no training,
often unarmed...
- by the
epidemiologist Giovanni Maria Lancisi in his
malaria textbook De
noxiis paludum effluviis eorumque remediis. This was one of the
earliest reports...
-
Latiaris Iuppiter homicidio colitur, et quod
Saturni filio dignum est, mali et
noxii hominis sanguine saginatur,'
Minucius Felix, *Octavius*, Book 30. Available...
- Lages,
Brazil Flyweight bout. Win 9–0 Ana
Paula da
Silva TKO (punches)
Noxii Combat 1 May 17, 2015 1 2:12 Joinville,
Brazil Win 8–0
Juliana Martins Submission...
-
dishonourable places as
executed criminals deemed obnoxious to the
state (
noxii). Most are
presumed to have been
disposed of in pits (puticuli, s.puticulus)...
- of Jews:
those rejected for
training were sent
directly to the
arenas as
noxii (lit. "the
hurtful ones"),
while the s****ier ones were sent to Rome. In...
- in
Pannoniis observatorum,
covering toxic fungi in the section: "Fungi
noxii et perniciosi"); and
Exoticorum libri decem (1605) is an
important survey...
- vos ipsos, et
recognoscere multam patientiam ejus, qui
tamdiu in
vestris noxiis desideriis et
actibus toleravit,
expectando benigne ut
errorum semitas relinquentes...
- epidemiology,
describing the
epidemics of
malaria and influenza. He
published De
Noxiis Paludum Effluviis (On the
Noxious Effluvia of Marshes) in 1717, in which...
