- lips', sg.:
labium minus), also
known as the
inner labia,
inner lips, or
nymphae, are two
flaps of skin that are part of the
primate ****,
extending outwards...
- death.
Others say that they
helped people. The Lampads'
Roman name is
nymphae Avernales ("infernal nymphs"). The Wild Hunt (Nordic and
Germanic folklore)...
- were burnt.
Martha meanwhile was
killed at a
place called in
Nimpha or
Nymphae Catab****i (later
called Santa Ninfa),
thirteen miles from Rome. Tradition...
- The
labia are the
major externally visible portions of the ****. In
humans and
other primates,
there are two
pairs of labia: the
labia majora are large...
-
radically from Ovid's account.
According to Daphnis, Echo was
raised among the
Nymphæ because her
mother was a nymph. Her father, however, was
merely a man and...
-
accidental similarity of
their names,
could be
identified with the Gr****
Nymphae. The
classical mythologies of the
Roman poets were
unlikely to have affected...
- some
inscriptions dedicated to
Jupiter Heliopolit****, Agatis, and the
nymphae furrinae. However,
these findings look to be of a
later date (2nd century...
- romanized: Nymphai Hyperboreioi, lit. 'Nymphs of Hyperborea'; Latin:
Nymphae Hyperboreii) were
nymphs in Gr****
mythology who
presided over
aspects of...
-
refer to:
another term for a
chrysalis the
labia minora (often in plural,
nymphae)
Nympha (Ninfa), a 5th-century
virgin Christian martyr from
Palermo Nymph...
- been
confused by
hermaphroditism and the
imprecision created by the word
nymphae substituted for the word ****oris.
Nymphotomy was a
medical operation to...
