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Murear regius. Common .... ..P. M. 93. Columbella-fuscata. Ra:-e...S. P. M. This
collection, containing 99 species, of which only one is certainly and another
perhaps imported, shows what a common sailor may do, simply by keeping his
shells ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1857
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
might perhaps be compared with the posterior supplementary shells of Talona.
The shell of Argonauta, considered by Mr. Adams to be homologous with the egg
-cases of Murear, agrees with N'autilus in its position and the black colour of the ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Murear*, v. t. Prov. trasm. Cercar de muro, murar^1. * *Muregona*, f. Pesc.
Armadilha de vêrga, em fórma espheróide. *Mureira*, f. Montão de estrume,
ordinariamente ao pé de um muro; estrumeira.(Demuro) *Muremuré*,m.O
mesmo que ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Douro-Litoral: boletim da Comissão Provincial de Etnografia ...
Perna ; 27) Murear, v. Trabalhar ; 17) Gandreira, adj. Grande; 28) AV/o, adv. Não
; IS) Gangaio, m. Frio; 29) Num, adv. O mesmo que nejo ; l!t) Laslir, v. Andar; 30)
Ossagró, adj. Grossa; 20) /,/ieç-a, f. Patroa ; 31) Pirollo, adj. Kuim ; 21) Lhoste, m
...
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Narrative of the Voyage of HMS Herald During the Years ...
Shells occur in great variety and beauty, and belong chiefly to the genera Area,
Avicala, Baccz'rzam, Cancellarz'a, Gerri/alum, Cllz'z'orz, Clavayella, Colambella,
Conas, Corlala, Cypraza, Harl'aa, Maryinella, Murear, Newra, Nacala, Ollva, ...
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Geology of New-York: Comprising the geology of the first ...
... the hills northwest of Jamaica, in digging wells. (2'). Mr. Finch says, shells are
found every where on Long island, forty or fifty feet below the surface, and consist
of the Venus, Ostrea, Murear, &c.i They are not found, I believe, in digging wells,
...
New York (State). Natural History Survey, William Williams Mather, Ebenezer Emmons, 1843
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Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa
... called by the French the Porcelain Shell'; the fine vitrified superficies of
porcelain resembling in its lustre and polish the surface of the murear. _ As
almost every article of trade in Constantinople has a separate market
appropriated to the sale ...
Edward Daniel Clarke, 1816
... and again, it causes light-footed figures to dance a. merry 1w]. \Vc fear its force,
we wemler at Its greatness, and we laugh at the curious fl'eake it plays. The
siulttcred 21101101 01' the miniature house, the Fig. Ul4.—-El.murear. Beats Fig.
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A complete Hebrew and English critical and pronouncing ...
m. p. R. Dbi'l. n59; te-chai-leth. Blue, violet, qfa purple color. if. 's. The conchylium,
or murear, (Helix lanthina of Linnaeus; v. kind of shell found in the Mediterranean
Sea, from which the violet purple was made. Hence, garments dyed in purple.
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Calmet's Dictionary of the Bible. Abridged, modernized, and ...
It is thought that the fine purple colour was discovered by Hercules Tyrius, whose
dog having_ by chance eaten a shell-fish called murear, or pu/rpu/ra, and
returning,r to his master with his lig'slstinged with a purple colour, occasioned the
...
Augustin Calmet, Theodore Alois William BUCKLEY, 1856
