10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUNCTATOR»
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cunctator in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Annotated Catalogue of African Grasshoppers
Haplotype: Paraeuprepocnemis cunctator Karsch 1900 (Uvarov 1940a: 176). 4.
Lindia Ramme 1929: 480. Haplotype: Lindia phyllocera Ramme 1929 (Uvarov
1953: 90). 5. Taramassus Uvarov 1940a: 176. 6. Taramassus Uvarov 1953: 90.
Henry Bennett Johnston, 1956
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393^Mr7Rose FLORENCE 8th, roan, calved April 14, 1885, Vols, xxxv., xxxvi.,
xxxvii., and xxxviii. pp. 544, 626, 619, 582. Breeder the Rev. H. F. Rose, Holme ...
CHRISTUS. CUNCTATOR. So far beyond the things of Space—— 80 high above
the things of Time-— And yet, how human is thy face, How near, how neighborly,
thy clime! Thou wast not born to fill our skies With lustre from some alien zone: ...
4
Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes
The two-year-old races of the first day, the Kirkleatham Biennial and the Redcar
Twoyear-old Stakes, gave us brilliant and exciting finishes, and though we fear
that Chin Chin, Claro, and Cunctator, who could really have been covered by a ...
5
Baily's Magazine of Sports & Pastimes
At the distance Cunctator looked all over the winner, but his bolt was shot in
another moment. It was a case of head and short head between the three placed,
and uncommonly short both heads looked. Gangway, the top weight, drew the ...
6
Consuls and Res Publica: Holding High Office in the Roman ...
43 Flor.1.22:Fabius . . . qui novam de Hannibale victoriam commentus est,
nonpugnare. hinc illi cognomen novum et rei publicae salutare Cunctator. On
cunctator as a descriptive appositive noun, a “nickname,” and/or a cognomen,
see ...
Hans Beck, Antonio Duplá, Martin Jehne, 2011
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Leveraging Applications of Formal Methods, Verification, and ...
4.6 On-the-Fly Steady-State Simulation Using CUNCTATOR CUNCTATOR is an
on-the-fly steady-state simulator for stochastic models. It takes an extended
Markovian model (represented using the Open/Cæsar environment) as input,
applies ...
Tiziana Margaria, Bernhard Steffen, 2010
8
Byzantium and the Arabs in the Fourth Century
defeat of the Carthaginians; but Victor cunctator was unable to prevail upon
Valens to refuse battle with the Goths.96 The result was the battle of Adrianople
and the Gothic victory which, unlike that of the Carthaginians at Cannae, was
clinched ...
9
Latin Synonyms with Their Different Significations and ...
G. D. /33. Cunctator. Cunctahundus. Dilator. Cunctator is a man that does not do
a thing with precipitation. Pro cunctatore segnem, pro cauto timtdum, affingens
vicina virtutibus vitia, compellabat. Liv. Cunctatorem ex acérrimo bellatore factum,
...
Jean Baptiste Gardin Dumesnil, 1809
10
Wikipedia: The Company and Its Founders
Things really heated up in October 2001, when a user called “The Cunctator”
started an edit war with Sanger, challenging Sanger's edits and deletions. The
Cunctator was something of an anarchist, and he felt that Sanger was trying to
claim ...
Jennifer Joline Anderson, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUNCTATOR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cunctator is used in the context of the following news items.
Australia lags as Shorten leads on same sex marriage
There's something to be said for being 'laggard' on some issues - just ask Fabius Cunctator, Juvenal or General Katsusov; or, for that matter, ... «Eureka Street, May 15»
Evolution: anti-creation religion of secular atheism & the Green Dragon
Fabianism took its name from Roman general Fabius Cunctator who finally defeated Hannibal by methodically chipping away at his patience ... «RenewAmerica, Jan 15»
What has Barack Obama done for black people?
He is less Hannibal, that great Carthaginian General (second century BC), and more Fabius, the Roman General, aka, the "Cunctator," or ... «Jamaica Observer, Dec 14»
Is Obama a modern-day Quintus Fabius Maximus?
People called Fabius Maximus the Cunctator — the delayer. ... Cunctator became a title signifying prudence, wisdom and respect. Other military ... «Los Angeles Times, Oct 14»
Rome, Carthage and US-China Relations
Or, the figure of Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus Cunctator is a fixture in the classroom. As retold in Polybius' account, the Roman dictator ... «the Diplomat, Apr 14»
The Decline and Fall of National Security
Fabius Maximus Cunctator (280-203 BC) was a Roman general who used defensive delay and attrition tactics to bleed Hannibal's ... «American Thinker, Oct 13»
Until David Cameron learns to explain himself, voters will not trust him
... has spent a lot of time reminding hungry sheep about the price of grass while imitating the great Roman delayer Quintus Fabius Cunctator. «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 12»
Monthly etymology gleanings, part 1, September
Those who studied Roman history have heard about the Second Punic War and about Fabius Maximus, the great cunctator “delayer.” I believe ... «OUPblog, Sep 12»
The European Union (EU) the New Soviet Union (NSU)
Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus Cunctator (ca. 280 BC – 203 BC) a Roman politician and general, who wore down Hannibal by many ... «The Market Oracle, May 12»
Monthly Gleanings: January 2012
Those who have read the history of the Second Punic War will remember Fabius Maximus, the cunctator (“delayer”). English dictionaries give ... «OUPblog, Jan 12»
