- Menéndez, who gave him a
poisonous apple: Gundisaluus, qui dux erat (...)
veneni pocula illi in pomo duxit. The
identification of
Count Gonzalo Menéndez...
-
intra ****tum et
vigesimum pontificatus diem, XV Kalo. Novembris, non-sine
veneni su****ione
Pandulfi Petrucii Senensis tyranni consilio vulneri illiti in...
- west of the Apuani. Tricastini
Vediantii Veiturii Veleiates /
Veliates Veneni Possible Ligurian tribes Corsi Belatones (Belatoni)
Cervini Cilebenses (Cilibensi)...
-
vexare lo****
curae sunt
atque labori/quantum
carminibus quae
versant atque venenis/humanos animos: has
nullo perdere possum/nec
prohibere modo,
simul ac vaga...
- with
Roman jurists having been
recorded as
declaring "armis
bella non
venenis geri",
meaning "war is
fought with weapons, not with poisons." Yet the...
-
Conciliator differentiarum quae
inter philosophos et
medicos versantur and De
venenis eorumque remediis, both of
which are
extant in
dozens of m****cripts and...
- defense, and
consequence management. The
Latin inscription "Armis
Bella Venenis Geri"
means "weapons of war
involving poisons". "We're
going out to find...
- Dioscorides.
Translated by John Goodyer. De
Materia Medica :
libri V
Eiusdem de
Venenis Libri duo.
Translated by Iano
Antonio Saraceno Lugdunaeo (aka: J**** Antonius...
-
Sestrini Utrini Veleiates (or Veliates) (between
Veleia and Libarna)
Vellauni Veneni Venisani Vesubiani – Vésubie,
Southern Gaul
Vibelli May have been Celtic...
-
translated by Jean Ruel (1546). De
Materia medica :
libri V
Eiusdem de
Venenis Libri duo.
Interprete Iano
Antonio Saraceno Lugdunaeo, Medico, translated...
