10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WIMINAL»
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A Description of the Antiquities and Other Curiosities of Rome from ...
192 ESQUILINE AND WIMINAL HILLS The Esquiline and Viminal hills contain scarcely any ruins, except the Baths of Titus on the former, and the Baths of Diocletian on the latter. They will both be mentioned when we come to the subject of the ...
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Historic and Monumental Rome: A Handbook for the Students of ...
between the Quirinal and Wiminal hills, has lately undergone changes that have deprived it of its singularly picturesque aspects, though no Wandalic injuries have been inflicted on the local antiques. Here, before a general breaking up of the ...
Charles Isidore Hemans, 1874
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Rome in the Nineteenth Century: Containing a Complete Account of the ...
We must now bend our steps to the Quirinal, which, like the Wiminal and Esquiline, was added to Rome by Servius Tullius; for although ancient writers relate, that Numa had a houseS upon this mount, (which, we are gravely assured by ...
Charlotte Anne Eaton, 1827
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography - Tom 2 - Strona 739
Regio IV., called Templum Pacis and Sacra Via, was situated to the W. of that of Isis and Serapis, and comprehended the Welian ridge and the greater part of the valley between the Palatine, Esquiline, Wiminal, and Quirinal, to the exclusion, ...
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Podróż do Szwajcaryi i Włoch, rozpocze̜ta w 1825 roku - Strona 121
W około horyzontu najdoskonalej odznaczyć można siedm pagórków składających Rzym stary : Quirinal, Wiminal, Esquinal, Coelius, Aventin, Palatin, Capitolin; cztery zaś Janiculus, Watykan, Mario, Pincio do chrześciańskiego należą Rzymu.
Franciszek Wołowski, 1845
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
John CRAIG (F.G.S.). — — —- 1 WIMINAL–WINDICATION. WillAINous, vil'lin-us, a. Base; vile ; wicked; sorry in a familiar sense, as a villainous trick of the eye. Used as an adverb in the sense of detestably, by Shakspere: We shall lose our time ...
John CRAIG (F.G.S.), 1858
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Nowa encyklopedia powsczechna PWN - Strona 365
14 km), leży na I. brzegu Tybru, na wzgórzach: Awentyn, Celius, Eskwilin, Kapitol, Kwirynal, Palatyn i Wiminal; w pd. części śródmieścia znajdują się największe, zachowane w Rz. zespoły architektury antycznej: Koloseum, Forum Romanum, ...
Barbara Petrozolin-Skowrońska, Bartłomiej Kaczorowski, 1997
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Mała encyklopedia powszechna PWN: - Strona 942
niukiy katakumby Wzgórza I Kapitol II Palatyn III Celius IV Awentyn V Wiminał VI fskwitm VII Kwiryna! 1 Świątynia Jowisza Kapitolińskiego 2 Tabulanum 3 forum Romanum 4 Bazylika utpia 5 Termy Konstantyna 6 form cezar.~w 7 Baryhka ...
Czesław Sojecki, Państwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, 1969
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The Acts and Ordinances of the Legislative Council of the Straits ...
... 403 Dishonest misappropriation of property possessed by a deceased person at the time of his death - - - - - 404 Of Criminal Breach of Trust. Criminal breach of trust - - - - - - - 405 Punishment for criminal breach of trust .... 406 wiminal breach ...
Straits Settlements, 1886
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A Classical Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography, Mythology and ...
... and Cispian), the between the Quirinal and Wiminal was cut Wiminal and Quirinal, and, a little further | wider and deeper to receive the Forum Tranorth, the Pincian, which was not included janum. Lastly, in the present time the exiwithin the ...
