- Period, the
Romans had
adopted the Gr****
combat sport (spelled in
Latin as
pancratium) into
their Games. In 393 AD, the pankration,
along with gladiatorial...
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Pancratium maritimum, or sea daffodil, is a
species of
bulbous plant native to both
sides of the
Mediterranean region and
Black Sea from Portugal, Morocco...
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Pancratium is a
genus of
African and
Eurasian perennial,
herbaceous and
bulbous plants in the
Amaryllis family,
subfamily Amaryllidoideae Pancratium are...
- Gr****-style
athletics included footraces, boxing, wrestling, and the
pancratium.
Aquatic displays, such as the mock sea
battle (naumachia) and a form...
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Pancratium caribaeum is a
scientific name for a
plant which has been used as a
synonym for:
Hymenocallis caribaea,
Caribbean spider-lily
Hymenocallis speciosa...
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Nemean 5, For
Pytheas of
Aegina Boy's
Pancratium. Bacchylides. Epinicians, Ode 13 For
Pytheas of
Aegina Pancratium at Nemea.
Translated by
Diane Arnson...
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Pancratium illyri**** is a
species of
bulbous plant native to Corsica,
Sardinia and the
Capraia Islands of Tuscany.
Pancratium illyri****
grows on rocky...
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Hymenocallis tenuiflora Herb.
Pancratium americanum Mill.
Pancratium distichum J. Sim
Pancratium dryandri Ker Gawl.
Pancratium littorale var.
dryandri (Ker...
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Pancratium maximum is a
perennial glabrous herb that
grows up to 30 cm tall
arising from a bulb. It is
endemic to
south western Arabia.
Pancratium maximum...
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Pancratium parvum is a
bulbous ephemeral plant found in India.
Flowering season is May–June. This herb can be 30–50 cm tall, bulb 4–5 cm.
Leaves 30–45 cm...
