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Oxoniensis is a
Latin adjective derived from Oxonia, the
Latin name of Oxford,
meaning "relating to Oxford, Oxonian“ and may
refer to:
Universitas Oxoniensis...
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University of
Oxford Coat of arms Latin:
Universitas Oxoniensis Other name The Chancellor,
Masters and
Scholars of the
University of
Oxford Motto Latin:...
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Oxford classical Texts (OCT), or
Scriptorum classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis, is a
series of
books published by
Oxford University Press. It contains...
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separate genus and
species for the
Oxford specimen:
Eustreptospondylus oxoniensis. The
genus name Eustreptospondylus, was
intended to mean "true Streptospondylus"...
- Hugh
Redwald Trevor-Roper,
Baron Dacre of Glanton, FBA (15
January 1914 – 26
January 2003) was an
English historian. He was
Regius Professor of Modern...
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morabatur in
Schiptoun vnder whicwode tenens domini le
Spenser in
comitatu Oxoniensi qui
predictus willielmus fecit librum qui
vocatur Perys ploughman. Translation:...
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Cetiosaurus medius, and so C.
oxoniensis was
officially made the new type
species in 2014. C.
oxoniensis is
based on
three more or less complete...
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indicating a
degree from the
University of
Oxford (Latin name
Universitas Oxoniensis) An area of the
English town of
Shrewsbury Oxon (chemical), an organic...
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restoration of C.
oxoniensis,
currently considered a
dubious species synonymous with C. eurymerus...
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martyr Pope John II (died 535),
whose given name was
Mercurius Mercurius Oxoniensis (1914–2003), pen-name of the
British historian Hugh Trevor-Roper Mercurius...
