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Bibliotheca Classica: or, a Classical Dictionary, on a ...
Lémnus, i,f. now Lemuoc, or, Lemm', or, Stalimea, an island in Mare XEgE-um, the Archipelago, about 35 miles west of the entrance into llillC-spéntus, the Dardanellu, and nearly at the samedistancc east of Athos, lilonté Santa, or, Agioai'lroa, ...
John DYMOCK (and (Thomas)), Thomas DYMOCK, 1833
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Dictionariu Rumanesc, Lateinesc, si Unguresc - Volumul 1 - Pagina 623
Spina racemaria. Lemnu verteli, Antenna, пае, f. 1. Vitorla-fa.' Lèmnus, Abrotonum, ni, n. 2. ` lstenfa. Lemnus infu1a,:Lemnus, ni, f. ‚а Szìget az Egeum tengeren. Lemona, Lemons, nee, f. 1. pm mum citri, Tzìtrom. Lemonium, Lemonium, ii, n. в' ч ...
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Mammals - Pagina 247
247 Lemnus sibiricus 3166 Lemniscomys bellieri Rodentia - Muridae e Bellier's Striped Grass Mouse 3167 Lemniscomys griselda Rodentia - Muridae e Griselda's Striped Grass Mouse d Einstreifengrasmaus 3168 Lemniscomys hoogstraali ...
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Bibliotheca Classica: Or, A Classical Dictionary ... ... - Pagina 488
Lemnus, \,f. now Lemnos, or, Lemni, or, Stalimen, an island in MarC iEgeum, the Archipelago, about 35 miles west of the entrance into Hellesptintus, the Dardanelles, and nearly at the same distance east of Athos, Monte Santo, or, Agioritiros, ...
John Dymock, Thomas Dymock, 1833
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Bibliotheca Classica Or a Classical Dictionary, on a Plan ... - Pagina 488
Lemnus, \,f. now Lemnos, or, Lemni, or, Stalimen, an island in Mart: -'Egcum, the Archipelago, about 35 miles west of the entrance into HeJlespuntus, the Dardanelles, and nearly at the same distance east of A thus, Monte Santo, or, AgionQros, ...
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The Moon on the Hills - Pagina 204
Following Saturninus's example, Magnillus whacks Lemnus on the head with the flat of his sword while the big runaway slave is still looking wildly around. But unlike Bano, Lemnus does not collapse. Instead, he utters a roar like a maddened ...
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A Classical Dictionary, Containing a Copious Account of ... - Pagina 48
Thoas, a king of Lemnus, son of Bacchus and Ariadne the daughter of Minos, and husband to Myrine. He had been made king of Lemnus by Rhadamanthus. He was still alive when the Lemnian women conspired to kill all the males in the ...
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Greek Literature in the Byzantine Period: Greek Literature - Pagina 53
1490 AXD DOMITIUS LEMNUS (i) JLS. 1489: Lemno Aug. 1. / proc. / patrimoni et / hered. et / Domitiae Phyllidi / L. Domitius L«mnus f. (ii) ILS. 1490: Domitiae Phyllidis / C. C. Domiti Lemni / procur. / Germanici Caesaris. line 2: aut C. legendum: ...
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The topography of Athens and the Demi - Volumul 2 - Pagina 237
The Ionian islands here noticed, but not named by Herodotus, were probably Lemnus and Imbrus ; for he says, that the islands which he alludes to were once possessed by the Pelasgi ; and Lemnus and Imbrus are the only two islands of the ...
William Martin Leake, 1841
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The Topography of Athens: With Some Remarks on Its Antiquities
The Tyrrheni Pelasgi when exiled from Attica, settled in Lemnus and Imbrus, and these were the Tyrrhenian pirates, whom Bacchus was fabled to have converted into dolphins, and of whom the earliest notice is in the Homeric hymn. As the ...
William Martin Leake, 1841
