10 LIVRES EN PORTUGAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SAPENOS»
Découvrez l'usage de
sapenos dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
sapenos et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Novo diccionário da língua portuguesa comprehendendo: além ...
Sapenos, m. variedade de amethysta oriental, azul-clara. (Lat. sapenos). *
Saperda, f. género de insectos coleópteros, longicórneos. * Sapêrê, adj. (bras.)
Diz-se da cana de açúcar sem préstimo pára a moagem ou replantação. *
Sapereeado ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1899
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A Lapidary of Sacred Stones: Their Magical and Medicinal ...
See socoudios, sapenos, pharanites, pederotes, anterotes. amathystus,
amatistes, amaristes, amatiste, amesticus, amiscus; MFr. ametiste, amatiste,
amistote, amestice, omistite, mastice, qatique;MHG amatisten,ametisten,
amantiste; MItal.
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The Natural History of Gems Or Decorative Stones
called by the Indians Sacondion, Sacon being their term for that particular tint ; if
still lighter, it took the name of Sapenos." The fourth sort was of a wine (wo should
say, " Burgundy ") colour ; the fifth and worst of all was so pale as to resemble ...
Charles William King, 1867
There isathird species which is paler, andis called Sapenos and Paranites. A
fourth speciesis winecolour; a fifth approaches crystal, having a whitish purple
tinge; and by somethis species istermed Anterotis, byothers Pcederotos, andby ...
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The natural history of Pliny
Amethystoa : four varieties of It. Socondion. Sapenos. Pha- lauitis. Aphrodites bl<
phuron, auteros, or hceucros .. •11. Hyacinthos 434 •12. Chrysolithos : seven
varieties of it .. .. .. **; 43. Chryselectrum 435 44. Lcncocln 'ysos : four varieties of it
.
Sapenos has also been identified as amethyst, but Pliny does not list its source (
N.H. 37.122). Tenites from Egypt may have also been amethyst (N.H. 37.130).
Pliny (N.H. 37.122) also uses the name pharantis as a type of amethyst.
Catherine ...
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Thesaurus Linguæ Latinæ Compendiarius : Or A Compendious ...
:Sapenos, ld. GQ' Harduiiius leg. pliaranilis ё faphenus. Pärans, til. part. Going
сбит, preparing, dfдля“, arlenipiing. 'l'cinplum violare paranres, 041. [611,313. *
Päräpegma, his. n. [не ища Ü mfr-Jai, баш] Аи afrononririzl raue fxed up publiek/j
, ...
Robert Ainsworth, Thomas Morell, 1808
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Totius latinitatis lexicon
B. A. [SAPENOS, i, f. gemma ex genere amethysto- rum. Plin. 37, 9, 40. Alteram
earum {amelhytto- rum ) genus descendit ad hyacinthos. Hunc colorem Indi
sacón vocant, talemque gemmam sacondion. Dilutior eadem et sapepos vocatur.
Egidio Forcellini, Jacobo Facciolati, Giuseppe Furlanetto, 1839
Perhaps turquoise is meant, in which case Sapenos, a word otherwise unknown,
may be connected with the name Sopd; Pharanites would refer to Pharan or to
Pharaoh. The Egyptologist Ebers was the first to suggest that the name Paran ...
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Aspects of Altaic Civilization III: Proceedings of the ...
The khoroliin sihue consists of the usoal Mongol yort, which in siae is at much at
from five to eight sapenos in diameter The outside hat a douhle felt covering
against winter weather, and only a linen covering in sommer, hui these coverings
are ...
