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stemma in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stemma (plural stemmata) may
refer to: In stemmatics, an
approach to
textual criticism, a
stemma or
stemma...
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Virtus non
stemma is
Latin for "Valour, not garland". This is the Duke of Westminster's
motto at his
stately home in Eaton. The
motto means, less literally:...
- m****cripts in a
family tree or
stemma codi****
descended from a
single archetype. The
process of
constructing the
stemma is
called recension, or the Latin...
- The
stemma codi**** of Aristotle's
Metaphysics is a
visual representation with the
shape of a
family tree,
which is the
standard one in stemmatics. It is...
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complex retina distinguishes the
vertebrate camera eye from the
simple stemma or
ommatidia which make up
compound eyes. Additionally, not all invertebrate...
- blue
colours of
Cagliari mirror those featured on the
stemma of Cagliari. The red
parts of the
stemma are a
reference to the coat of arms of the
House of...
- (PDF). press.vatican.va.
Retrieved 9
December 2024. "Appendix B ("All. B.
Stemma Ufficiale dello Stato della Città del Vaticano") of the
Fundamental Law...
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French boef (meaning "ox").
Although they are part of a
single etymological stemma, they are not cognates.
Doublets are
pairs of
words in the same language...
- G.R.F., "Genealogy &
Coinage of the
Early Parthian Rulers, II a
revised stemma", Parthica, 7, 2005, pp. 29–63. ****ar, G.R.F., "Moses of C****n & the Early...
- (1785).
Alphonse Gaudar de
Laverdine (1799). Alexandre-Romain
Honnet (1799).
Stemma taken from Münzer
until "A.
Manlius Torquatus, d. 208", and then Mitc****...
