- The
Battle of
Pirajá (Portuguese:
Batalha de
Pirajá) was
fought as part of the
Independence of
Bahia and more broadly, as part of the War of Independence...
-
Manuel Augusto Pirajá da
Silva (28
January 1873 – 1
March 1961) was a
Brazilian parasitologist,
medical researcher, and physician. He
graduated from the...
- six
stages that will
integrate the
traditional center of the city
until Pirajá (later,
until the
district of Águas Claras, near Cajazeiras), and until...
- was
later expanded to
include new
metro stations between Acesso Norte and
Pirajá. Together,
these segments form Line 1 of the system. In 2018, the system...
- of
Caxias Grão-Pará
Siege of Belém
Bahia Battle of
Cachoeira Battle of
Pirajá Battle of
Itaparica Battle of 4 May 1823
Siege of
Salvador Cisplatina Siege...
-
Common names:
Piraja's lancehead.
Bothrops pirajai is a
species of
venomous snake, a pit
viper in the
subfamily Crotalinae of the
family Viperidae. The...
- drums, with
which he
earned his keep as a lad. At the age of 13,
Mestre Pirajá (who was
taught by his brother, a
student of
Mestre Bimba) took
young Marcos...
- who
described the
entire disease cycle was the
Brazilian parasitologist Pirajá da
Silva in 1908. The
earliest case
known of
infection was
discovered in...
- troops. In an
attempt to
break the blockade,
Madeira started the
Battle of
Pirajá on
November 8, 1822, but was defeated,
which forced his
troops to retreat...
- the gun batteries. Nils and Olga are
situated at
Setermoen Camp,
while Piraja is
situated at Rena. The two 'old timer' batteries, Nils and Olga, each...
