- The
Gemonian Stairs (Latin:
Scalae Gemoniae, Italian:
Scale Gemonie) were a
flight of
steps located in the
ancient city of Rome.
Nicknamed the
Stairs of...
- (isrāʾ) and
ascent to
heaven (miʿrāj),
translated into
Latin (as
Liber scalae Machometi) and Old
French (as
Livre de l'eschiele ****met) from traditional...
- for "wedge"; plural, cunei) was a wedge-shaped
division separated by the
scalae or stairways.
Cavea also
referred to the
subterranean cells in
which the...
-
Stefania scalae is a
species of frog in the
family Hemiphractidae. It is
found in Guyana, Venezuela, and
possibly Brazil. Its
natural habitats are subtropical...
- wall of the tube, and
partially divides its
cavity into two p****ages or
scalae, of
which the
upper is
named the
scala vestibuli,
while the
lower is termed...
- desideratorum, diu et
multum quæsita, post
annos CXC&1~
scalarum in
ruderibus (
scalæ istæ ad
Sacellum Turris Albæ
nuper ducebant) alte defossa,
indictis certissimis...
-
Kitab al
Miraj (translated into
Latin in 1264 or
shortly before as
Liber scalae Machometi, "The Book of Muhammad's Ladder"), and has
significant similarities...
-
nerve in the modiolus, as
opposed to the more
modern approach through the
scalae of the cochlea. He
continued to work with
Simmons for
decades on developing...
-
makes 23⁄4
turns about the modiolus. The
cochlear structures include:
Three scalae or chambers: the
vestibular duct or
scala vestibuli (containing perilymph)...
- for "wedge"; plural, cunei) was a wedge-shaped
division separated by the
scalae or stairways. The
arched entrances both at the
arena level and
within the...
