- Res publica, also
spelled rēs pūblica to
indicate vowel length, is a
Latin phrase,
loosely meaning "public affair". It is the root of the republic, and...
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ResPublica (from the
Latin phrase, res publica,
meaning 'public thing' or 'commonwealth') is a
British independent public policy think tank,
founded in...
- Wilson's bird-of-paradise (Diphyllodes
respublica) is a
species of p****erine bird of the
family Paradisaeidae. The
first footage of the Wilson's bird-of-paradise...
- The
Respublica Party (Kazakh: «Республика» партиясы, romanized: «
Respublica» partiasy) is a
political party in Kazakhstan,
which was
officially registered...
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Latinized as Cirta.
Under Julius Caesar, the
Sittian settlement was
known as
Respublica IIII
Coloniarum Cirtensium;
Pliny also knew it as
Cirta Sittianorum ("Cirta...
- "Ragusan muni****lity" or "community"), in the 14th
century it was
renamed Respublica Ragusina (Latin for
Ragusan Republic),
first mentioned in 1385. It was...
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Minos Respublica (327a–354c)
Respublica I (357a–383c)
Respublica II (386a–417b)
Respublica III (419a–445e)
Respublica IV (449a–480a)
Respublica V (484a–511e)...
- Rise and Fall of a
World Power,
Martyn Rady
Charles V and the end of the
Respublica Christiana, José
Hernando Sanchez Colmeiro,
Manuel (1884). "Cortes de...
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species of
birds of
paradise from Wilson's Bird of
Paradise (Diphyllodes
respublica) and Red Bird of
Paradise (Paradisaea rubra) in Raja
Ampat to
Lesser Birds...
- In
medieval and
early modern Western political thought, the
respublica or res
publica Christiana refers to the
international community of
Christian peoples...
