10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CELLAE»
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Cellae Trichorae and Other Christian Antiquities in the ...
Publisher: London: Printed privately Rixon
Edwin Hanson Freshfield, 2010
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The Contours of Donatism: Theological and Ideological ...
references, one can see that the “cellae” that the Agonistici frequented appear to
have been in some way related to their sustenance, and that they were important
enough to the movement for the Caecilianists to derogatorily term them ...
3
Ostia: Aspects of Roman City Life
The cellae of Grandi Horrea: twelve cellae average 4,5 by 9,5 metres; eight
cellae average 4,5 by 12 metres; eight cellae 4,5 by 7 metres; seven cellae 5 by
10 metres; seven cellae 5 by 7 metres; six cellae 5,5 by 10,5 metres; six cellae 4,
5 by ...
4
Etruscan Cities and Their Culture
This building does not correspond to the generally accepted type of Etruscan
temple, described by Vitruvius as a 'Tuscan' temple, which was built on a high
base or podium, almost square in plan, with three cellae preceded by a porch
with two ...
5
Monasticon Anglicanum...a History of the Abbies and Other ...
Stafford, et Wy- gorn. quœ dudum spectabant et pertinebant nuper priora- tui sive
cellae sancti Guthlaci infra civitatem ... in Firma tocius domus et scitus nuper
prioratus . sive cellae sancti Guthlaci prœdicti juxta et prope civitatem Hereford, ...
6
Roman Pompeii: Space and Society
However, recently, a certain amount of re-evaluation of the evidence is in
progress, and the most recent assessment suggests there are in fact only nine
purpose-built brothel sites, seven of which are single cellae (Map 5.1; Plates 5.1
and 5.2; ...
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Cellae Trichorae and Other Christian Antiquities in the ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Edwin Hanson Freshfield, 2010
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Ancient Building in South Syria and Palestine: Y G.R.H. Wright
EB I. Proposed three adjacent large square cellae set at rear of enclosed court
with Breitraum chamber gate (court later the Haram for Reshef Temple).
Reconstructed in IEJ 22, 1972, pp. 1 07 1, fig. iD, after Byblos II but the three
cellae seem to ...
George R. H. Wright, 1985
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The Yeasts: A Taxonomic Study
cellae. M. Pimentel,. Lachance. &. Rosa. (M. Pimentel. et. al. 2005). Phylogenetic
placement: Starmerella clade (Fig. 71.1). (The description is based on M.
Pimentel et al. 2005.) Growth on YM agar: After 3 days at room temperature,
colonies ...
Cletus Kurtzman, J.W. Fell, Teun Boekhout, 2011
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Publications of the Surtees Society
Item lego fabricae can- cellae S. Patricii de Tyme decem libras. Item fabricae
ecclesiae S. Patricii Dublin. xx1. Item lego dictae ecclesiae S. Patricii Dublin.
unum novum missale magnum, & unum novum calicem deauratum, summo altari
...
Surtees Society, Thomas Tonge, William Hylton Dyer Longstaffe, 1863
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CELLAE»
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cellae is used in the context of the following news items.
Meth Lab Bust In Girard
According to Pennsylvania State Police, 30 year-old Jeremy Kurczewski and 28 year-old Cellae Kurczewski of Girard were operating a meth ... «YourErie, Jun 15»
St. Gregory the Great's Bath-house Ghost
Bishop Felix…said that he had been told of such a case by a saintly priest who was still living two years ago in the diocese of Centum Cellae as ... «Patheos, Oct 14»
Paris' Galerie Kreo puts down roots in London
'Cellae H2-6' shelving by François Bauchet holds a light screen by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, while Jean-Baptiste Fastrez's resin mirror ... «wallpaper.com, May 14»
After the Boom, a Better Kind of Art
The work, called Cellae 9, had the look of thinly sliced gray marble but was made of felt impregnated with resin. Only eight were produced, plus ... «New York Times, Dec 12»
Valpolicella, Italy: Drink it in
But winemaking isn't new to the region, whose name is said to come from the Latin val polis cellae, or valley of many cellars. As far back as ... «Washington Post, May 10»
