10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCYPHUS»
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scyphus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh, ...
C. gracilis, Fr.; Schaerer exs., 66: scyphus bearing a, apothecia, and b, barrel-
shaped marginal spermogones. One of latter more highly magnified: a, ostiole; b,
body. C. gracilis, Fr., from Tasmania. A barrel-shaped spermogone a, forming the
...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Fig. 8. Cladonia gracilis, Fr., var. cervicorms, Ach., from Muckish Mountain,
Ireland. A deformed podetium, studded over with abortive or degenerate
spermogones a. Fig. 9. C. gracilis, Fr.; Schaerer exs., 66: scyphus bearing a,
apothecia, and b, ...
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P. Virgilii Maronis Opera Omnia Ex Editione Heyniana: Cum ...
278 Sacer inplevit dextram scyphus] Legi tur in libris antiquis Herculem ad Italian
» ¡ngens ligneum poculum adtulisse, quo utebatur in sacris : quod ne carie
consumeretnr, pice oblitum sei vabatur, cujus inagnitudi- nini et religionem siiniil
...
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The Book of Pontiffs (Liber Pontificalis): The Ancient ...
In the Constantinian basilica: 10 silver chandeliers, which hang in front of the
altar, each weighing 20 lb; a gold scyphus weighing 6 lb; another gold scyphus
weighing 5 lb; 5 gold chalices each weighing 1 lb; 5 silver scyphi each weighing
10 ...
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Latin Synonyms, with Their Different Significations: And ...
Scyphus. Calix.
Scyphus (from <rxu<pi;) was a large wooden vessel done over
with pitch to prevent it from rotting. Fraxineus
scyphus. Catul. It was also a large
jug or bowl to drink out of. Nalis in usum laetiti* scyphis pugnare Thracum est.
Hor.
Jean Baptiste Gardin Dumesnil, 1809
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Gobbledygook: A Dictionary That's 2/3 Accurate, 1/3 Nonsense ...
ungrute,. scyphus,. tralatitious. ungrute (uHN-groot) (noun): A small, mountainous
shrub, found in portions of the American Southwest. Desert bighorn sheep,
Nevada's state animal, consider ungrute a delicacy and, in times of extreme
drought, ...
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A New System: Or, An Analysis of Ancient Mythology: Wherein ...
It is said of 8 Alexander, that at the feast of Thessalus the physician, before he
had finished the Scyphus Herculeus, he found himself on a sudden struck, as it
were with a dart, and was carried off half dead. The Bceotians had a great regard
for ...
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Etymologicon magnum, or Universal etymological dictionary, ...
£xvp<&> SCYPHUS. Skafis. (Gr.) Vas ligneum. expression in Shakspeare, of
which our Commentators know not the derivation. A ' Court Cup-board' occurs in
Romeo and Juliet, (Act 1. s. 5.) and in many of our ancient writers. Mr. Malone
has ...
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Journal of a tour in Iceland, in the summer of 1809
Sed^ eliminate super- stitione Papistica, in desuetudinem jam abierunt Scyphi isti
memorialed 5 ut Gadsrodurs minni/ Dei Patris Scyphus ; Hex- lags anda minni,
Sancti SpiritU9 Scyphus $ Marin minni, Beatae Virginis Scyphus $ Marteins ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1813
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A New System Or an Analysis of Ancient Mythology : where in ...
A It is said of 'o Alexander, that at the seacst of Thessalus the Physician, before
he had finjshed the Scyphus Herculeus, he sound himself on a sudden struck, as
it were with a dart, and was carried off half dead. The Bceotians had a great ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCYPHUS»
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Ship and the rings it leaves in etymological waters
Another “Classical” idea connects ship with Latin scyphus “beaker” (from Greek). The Old High German cognate of Engl. ship does mean both “ship” and “beaker ... «OUPblog, Sep 11»
Tuteliamo la pietra ollare dalle imitazioni
In pietra oliare sono uno «scyphus» tornito, trovato a San Giorgio di Cola in Val Codéra, un'ara a Giove Reinimo, un ossuario e una stele funeraria della fine del ... «Vaol.it, Dec 08»
Delphine Viellard L'intertexte virgilien
... assimilé implicitement au porcher Eumée de l'Odyssée, par l'utilisation du mot scyphus qui désigne la coupe dont Évandre se sert pour faire des libations aux ... «Fabula, Apr 07»
