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goddess of the underworld. Juno
Caelestis was the
Romanised form of the
Carthaginian Tanit. Grammatically, the form
Caelestis can also be a
masculine word...
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worshipped in
Roman Carthage in her
Romanized form as Dea
Caelestis, Juno
Caelestis, or
simply Caelestis.
Before 1955, the only
attestations of the goddess's...
- Péter Esterházy's 2000 novel,
Harmonia Caelestis,
takes its name from the composition. Esterházy:
Harmonia Caelestis – Mária Zádori, Márta Fers (sopranos)...
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Colonia Iunonia,
after the
Latin name for the
Punic goddess Tanit, Iuno
Caelestis. The
purpose was to
obtain arable lands for
impoverished farmers. The...
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located Juno
Caelestis along with Saturn. This
deity is the
Punic Astarte/Tanit,
usually ****ociated with
Saturn in Africa. Iuno
Caelestis is
thence in...
- Imma
caelestis is a moth in the
family Immidae. It was
described by
Edward Meyrick in 1906. It is
found in
western China. The
wingspan is 36–38 mm. The...
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Jupiter Caelus,
Jupiter as the sky or heavens; see also Caelus.
Jupiter Caelestis, "Heavenly" or "Celestial Jupiter".
Jupiter Elicius,
Jupiter "who calls...
- the Capitol, the
Roman theatre, and the
temples of
Saturn and of Juno
Caelestis. The
Numidian name of the
settlement was
recorded in the Libyco-Berber...
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Capoeta caelestis hybridizes in
nature with
Capoeta antalyensis,
forming a
hybrid zone. Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.) (2006). "Capoeta
caelestis" in...
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Gymnoscelis caelestis is a moth in the
family Geometridae.
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Gymnoscelis caelestis.
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