- An
actuaria (plural: actuariae; a
short form of
navis actuaria, "ship that moves") was a type of
merchant galley used
primarily for
trade and transport...
- Sco****
actuaria is a moth of the
family Geometridae. It was
described by
Francis Walker in 1861. It is
found throughout the
Oriental tropics of India...
- Africa, four
hundred ships according to Livy.(29.26.3) An
actuaria (short form of
navis actuaria, "ship that moves";
plural naves actuariae) was a type of...
- that they
relied on both
types of propulsion. In
Latin they were
called actuaria (navis), "(ship) that moves",
stressing that they were
capable of making...
-
Albert Rubricastell****,
Carolus Stuttgart:
Ehapa 1991
Asterix #30:
Navis actuaria Obeligis La galère d'Obélix Uderzo,
Albert Rubricastell****,
Carolus Stuttgart:...
-
lusoria and a
patrol vessel (Mainz 3). The
lusoria is
narrower than the
actuaria, an
earlier and
wider type of
Roman cargo vessel. A full-sized reconstructed...
- the
inscriptions become the
square capitals of the m****cripts, and the
actuaria, as the
writing of the acta is called,
becomes the
rustic capital. Of the...
- Releases". BCBSAL.
Retrieved Oct 16, 2016. BCBS (19
January 2004). "BlueCross
Actuaria Report and PRAP-" (PDF).
Examination Reports. AL
Department of Insurance...
- 1964
Communication Science 2001
Graphic Design 1990 1961
Business School Actuaría Administration 1961
Trade and
International Business Accounts 1961 Information...
- that they
relied on both
types of propulsion. In
Latin they were
called actuaria (navis) ("ship that moves"),
stressing that they were
capable of making...
