- The
pugio (Latin: [ˈpuːɡioː]; plural:
pugiones) was a
dagger used by
Roman soldiers as a sidearm. It
seems likely that the
pugio was
intended as an auxiliary...
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Empyreuma pugione, the
spotted oleander caterpillar moth, is a moth of the
subfamily Arctiinae. It is
found on the West Indies, but has been introduced...
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jucundissima Dyar, 1907 (Florida, Georgia)
Oleander Euchromiini Empyreuma pugione,
spotted oleandar caterpillar moth Vandaveer,
Chelsie (October 8, 2003)...
- took over
supreme command of the
Praetorian Guard at the new rank of a
pugione ("dagger-bearer"), with two
praetorian prefects subordinate to him. Now...
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himself took over
supreme command of the
Praetorians with the rank of a
pugione (dagger-bearer) with two
praetorian prefects subordinate to him. Now at...
- 'a
terrible thing had happened' (she said) mihī nūntiāvit, M.
Marcellum pugiōne percussum esse, et duo
vulnera accē****e (Servius to Cicero) 'he reported...
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pluperfect is used when
translating the infinitive: mihī nūntiāvit M.
Marcellum pugiōne percussum esse et duo
vulnera accē****e (Servius to Cicero) he reported...
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gelada Cat.
gelada Sp.
helada Pt.
geada Pie.
gelada It.
gelata Srd.
ghelada pugione dagger.ABL —
lancea CL for 'spear'. PR. */ˈlankʲa/ Fr.
lance Occ. lança...
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gladius has disappeared;
various short semispathae supplement the
older pugiones while medium-long
spathae replace the medium-short gladii.
These have the...
- ashes".
Empyreuma an****a Forbes, 1917
Empyreuma heros Bates, 1934
Empyreuma pugione (Linnaeus, 1767) –
spotted oleander caterpillar moth
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