- The
Libellus de
vocabulis rei
militaris is a
Latin military treatise in the form of a
collection of
excerpts from the
first three books of the Epitoma...
- K. Fietkau, De
carminum hesiodeorum atque hymnorum quattuor magnorum vocabulis non
homericis (Königsberg, 1866),
cited by M. L. West, Hesiod: Theogony...
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Celtiberis ex
Lusitania advenisse manifestum est sacris, lingua,
oppidorum vocabulis, quae
cognominibus in
Baetica distinguntur.
Written 77–79 CE.
Quoted in...
- 29
March 2017. Wolf,
Nathanael Matthaeus von (1776),
Genera Plantarum Vocabulis Characteristicis Definita, vol. 23 "Eragrostis Wolf Love Gr****es". Atlas...
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libri totidem.
Aeliani de
instruendis Aciebus liber unus.
Modesti de
vocabulis rei
militaris liber unus. Item
pictura bellicae cxx p****im
Vegetio adjectae...
- or Pseudo-Modestus (9th century?),
supposed author of the
Libellus de
vocabulis rei
militaris Modestus Yao Z.
Ahiable (b. 1948),
Ghanaian politician Modestus...
- M****. In The
Catholic Encyclopedia. New York:
Robert Appleton Company. De
vocabuli origine variæ sunt
Scriptorum sententiæ. Hanc enim quidam, ut idem Baronius...
- Jerome, Servius, Pliny,
Solinus (who
borrowed from Pliny) Book X: de
vocabulis Etymologies Verrius Flaccus via Festus; Servius; the
Church Fathers. Book...
- et Afris,
corrupta fuit
multum lingua eorum,
relictis tamen plurimis vocabulis, quae in
nullo inveniuntur idiomate. [...] Hinc est quod
Sardi in diversis...
-
Celtiberis ex
Lusitania advenisse manifestum est sacris, lingua,
oppidorum vocabulis', NH, II.13 Celtici:
Pomponius Mela and Pliny; Κελτικοί:
Strabo 'Totam...
