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Aedes aegypti (/ˈiːdiːz/ from Gr**** αηδής: "hateful" and /aɪˈdʒɛpti/ from Latin,
meaning "of Egypt"), the
yellow fever mosquito, is a
mosquito that can...
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Laurentius Pignorius (1571–1631),
whose Characteres Aegyptii, hoc est Sacrorum,
quibus Aegyptii utuntur,
simulachrorum accurata delineatio et explicatio...
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nouissima Antichristi ****cutio
similis uideatur undecimae plagae, qua
Aegyptii, dum
hostiliter sequerentur Hebraeos, in mari
Rubro populo Dei per sic****...
- of
Judah al-Harizi. A
first complete translation in
Latin (Rabbi
Mossei Aegyptii Dux seu
Director dubitantium aut perplexorum) was
printed in
Paris by Agostino...
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others (link)
Johann Veslingius, De
Plantis Aegyptiis, 1638. p. 48 (in Latin)
United States Food and Drug
Administration (2024)...
- p****ively
transmitted on the
mouth parts of mosquitoes, (such as
Aedes aegyptii) or fleas, and
presumably other biting arthropods. It can also be spread...
- (died 1617)
visited Egypt in the 1580s. He
called the
plant "Abelmosch", "
Aegyptii Mosch", and "Bammia Muschata",
where بامية bāmiya is
Arabic for okra, aka...
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chronicle of
Patriarch Eutychius of Alexandria,
under the
title Eutychii Aegyptii,
Patriarchae Orthodoxorum Alexandrini, ...
ecclesiae suae origines. Controversial...
- work on the
topography of Rome was left
unfinished in m****cript.
Nummi aegyptii imperatorii (Rome, 1787) De
origine et usu
obeliscorum (Rome, 1797) B****orilievi...
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church being an
exemplar of Anglo-Saxon
architecture and sculpture.
Nummi aegyptii imperatorii, by Jörgen Zoega.
December 4 – Karl
Ludwig Fernow,
German art...
