10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUBIGENOUS»
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
... probably an Erycina, Godart considered it so ; the imperial Teinopalpus ; and
the nubigenous Doritis, more moth-like far than Urania, Thaliura, Nyctalemon and
Sematura, which MivKirby simply designates as " the following species of moths.
2
The last judgment: A poem in twelve books
... For demons and mankind. With skilful art Adapted to its occupants each part; _
The centre tempest-clouds, surcharged with fire, With lightnings red, and black
with thunders , dire, A vast, nubigenous, and shadowy pit, Prepared for SATAN, ...
3
The zoologist: a popular miscellany of natural history
... which is probably an Erycina, Godart considered it so; the imperial
Teinopalpus; and the nubigenous Doritis, more moth-like far than Urania,
Thaliura, Nyctalemon and Sematura, which Mr. Kirby simply designates as “the
following species of ...
4
A Dictionary of Entomology
NUBIGENOUS Adj. (Latin, nubigena I cloudbom; nubes I a cloud + -genus I born)
Cloudbome; produced from clouds. NUBILACID® A registered biopesticide
derived from Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki. See Bacillus thuringiensis.
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
We do not say that our hypotheses are free from objections ; only that, by being
formed upon models, and examined by rule and measure, they are not
nubigenous, like those of Stukeley. (To be concludtd in the Supplement.) Anne of
...
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THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE AND HISTORICAL CHRONICLE. From ...
We do not say that our hypotheses are free from objections ; only that, by being
formed upon models, and examined by rule and measure, they are not
nubigenous, like those of Stukeley. (To l<e concluded in the Supplement.) [Jane,
of ...
7
The Gentleman's Magazine
We do not say that our hypotheses are free from objections ; only that, by being
formed upon models, and examined by rule and measure, they are not
nubigenous, like those of Stukeley. (To be concluded in the Supplement.) Anne
of Grierftcin ...
8
The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
We do not say that our hypotheses are free from objections ; only that, by being
formed upon models, and examined by rule and measure, they are not
nubigenous, like those of Stukeley. (To he concluded in the Supplement.) Anne
of ...
9
The Gentleman's Magazine
To use, however, one of his own adjectives, the plot of Roman London still
remains, I conceive, very nubigenous. What, indeed, are gratuitous conjectures in
matters of remote antiquity, but the ingenious libertinism of polished minds, a sort
of ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
We <lo not say that our hypotheses are free from objections ; only that, by being
formed upon models, and examined by rule and measure, they are not
nubigenous, like those of Stukeley. (To be concluded in the Supplement.) Anne
of ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1829
