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Pseudorhombus argus M. C. W. Weber, 1913 (Pea**** flounder)
Pseudorhombus arsius (F. Hamilton, 1822) (Largetooth flounder)
Pseudorhombus binii Tortonese...
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Pseudorhombus arsius, the
largetooth flounder, is a
species of left-e**** flatfish, that is the dark side with the eyes on the
adult fish is the left side...
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aliis iam actum. (
Arsius seems to be the same
person as
Arsias Racha,
bishop of Oloron).
There are five do****ents
referring to
Arsius. All five are forgeries:...
- cusk-eel
Opistognathidae Stalix davidsheni Paralichthyidae Pseudorhombus arsius,
Largetooth flounder Pseudorhombus elevatus, Deep
flounder Pempheridae Pempheris...
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Threeband tonguesole Cephalopsetta ventrocellatus (native)
Pseudorhombus arsius (native),
Largetooth flounder,
Largetooth flounder Pseudorhombus dupliciocellatus...
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Saint Bertrand 1073–1126
Roger de Nuro 1126?–1153?
Arnaud Roger 1153–1176
Arsius (****nius) 1179–1188
Raymond Arnaud 1188–1205
Sperague (Hisparigus) 1205–1206...
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Oltherius (second half of
ninth century)
Gombaud (end of
tenth century)
Arsius-Raca
Raymond Raymond Macarius (ca. 1061)
Gregory de Montaner, O.S.B. ( –1068)...
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Philibaud ca. 633–675 :
Ursus ca. 788 :
Asinarius ca. 977 :
Gombaud ca. 1017 :
Arsius-Racca 1060 :
Raymond le
Vieux 1060–1092 :
Peter I. 1092–1099 :
Peter II...
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Gascony c. 980-1000:
Arsius Raca (Administrator
during the
minority of Hugo) 1000- c. 1012:
Hugues c. 1012- c. 1025 or 1029:
Arsius Raca c. 1025- c. 1059:...
- name is of Gallo-Roman
origin - the name of a
former owner ("Domain of
Arsius").
Cherre was a
hamlet in Arzacq,
mentioned by the
dictionary of 1863. The...
