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- culture of Pannonia in the form of similar reliefs and inscriptions to the Nutrices Augustae, "the august Nurses" found in Roman sites of Ptuj, Lower Styria...
- Glyndebourne L'incoro****one di Poppea under Raymond Leppard, she sings Nutrice and Valletto. Garrett's only credit on a hit single was on a version of...
- Nutrice: Marshall Coid. The Queen's Chamber Band, dir. Elaine Comparone. Albany 2007. Giuditta: Sophie Landy, Oloferne: Carl Ghazarossian, Nutrice: Raphaël...
- ****zato (Venere, Proserpina); Luigi de Donato (Augure, Plutone); Ray Chenez (Nutrice, Amore); Renato Dolcini (Satiro); Dominique Visse (Vecchia); Victor Torres...
- In ancient Rome, well-to-do households would have had wet nurses (Latin nutrices, singular nutrix) among their slaves and freedwomen, but some Roman women...
- University of Oxford Latin name Collegium Reginae Motto Reginae erunt nutrices tuae Established 1341; 683 years ago (1341) Named for Philippa of Hainault...
- VII, IX, XII; Act 3: IV Arnalta, aged nurse and confidante of Poppaea Nutrice, the nurse of the Empress Octavia Famigliare I, first friend of Seneca...
- (Alexius's mother) soprano sung by a castrato en travesti[citation needed] Nutrice (nurse to Alexius's wife) soprano sung by a castrato en travesti[citation...
- frequent, such as the Novus Avi**** of Alexander Neckam (12th century). De nutrice et infanti De testudine et aquila - noticed under The Tortoise and the...
- well. In well-to-do households, children were cared for by nursemaids (nutrices, singular nutrix, which can mean either a wet nurse who might be a slave...