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Sponde /ˈspɒndiː/, also
known as
Jupiter ****VI, is a
natural satellite of Jupiter. It was
discovered by a team of
astronomers from the
University of Hawaii...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Sponde (/ˈspɒndiː/;
Ancient Gr****: Σπονδη, romanized:
Spondê, lit. 'libations') was the
seventh Hora (Hour) who
presided over the hour...
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morning hour of
gymnastics Nymphe The
morning hour of
bathing Mesembria Noon
Sponde Libations poured after lunch Elete Prayer Acte
Eating and
pleasure Hesperis...
- York:
Robert Appleton Company. E. Zuppardo-S.Piccolo,
Terra Mater:
sulle sponde del Gela greco,
Betania Ed.,
Caltanissetta 2005 "History of Sicily". knowital...
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stato deviato e
fatto confluire nelle acque del
Marecchia per
mezzo di
sponde cementificate che, dai
pressi del
casello autostradale di
Rimini Sud, costeggiano...
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Henri Spond**** (né de
Sponde; 6
January 1568, Mauléon – 18 May 1643, Toulouse) was a
French Catholic jurist, historian, and
continuator of the Annales...
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stressed syllables in
modern meters. The word
comes from the Gr**** σπονδή,
spondḗ, 'libation'.
Sometimes libations were
accompanied by
hymns in
spondaic rhythm...
- (ed.). Realtà
medioadriatiche a confronto:
contatti e
scambi tra le due
sponde. Atti del
convegno Termoli 22-23
luglio 2016. Campob****o: Università degli...
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Renaissance writer Michel de Montaigne, and the
French metaphysical poet Jean de
Sponde. Alan
Martin Boase, was born on 23 June 1902 in Rathalpin, St. Andrews....
- 57.8 ≈ 100 23468200 −743.61 148.4 0.412 1908 1908
Melotte Pasiphae ****VI
Sponde‡ /ˈspɒndiː/ 16.7 ≈ 2 ≈ 0.0042 23543300 −748.29 149.3 0.322 2001 2002 Sheppard...
