-
Natural History XIX.xxiii, "Vegetables of a
Cartilaginous Nature—Cu****bers.
Pepones" Reportedly, they were also
cultivated in specularia, cu****ber
houses glazed...
-
Natural History XIX.xxiii, "Vegetables of a
Cartilaginous Nature—Cu****bers.
Pepones" Reportedly, they were also
cultivated in specularia, cu****ber
houses glazed...
- (sage),
Rutam (rue),
Abrotanum (southernwood), Cu****eres (cu****bers),
Pepones (big melons),
Cucurbitas (European gourd),
Fasiolum (bean, here black-e****...
- book 19,
chapter 23: "Vegetables of a
cartilaginous nature – cu****bers.
Pepones.", p. 156. The
Roman poet
Martial also
briefly mentions greenhouses or...
- Lagos, on the
eastern side. In the
interior they
stand out: Cajiz, Los
Pepones, Trapiche,
Triana and
Cabrillas Different nuclei of po****tion of the Metropolitan...
- Zachlumia. In the 12th
century Korčula was
conquered by a
Venetian nobleman,
Pepone Zorzi, and
incorporated briefly into the
Republic of Venice.
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