-
Gymnophryxe carthaginiensis is a
Palaearctic species of
tachinid flies in the
genus Gymnophryxe of the
family Tachinidae. Palaearctic: China, Southern...
- The
Carthaginian tree frog (Hyla
carthaginiensis) is a
species of tree frog from
humid coastal areas of
northeastern Algeria and
northwestern Tunisia...
-
Gallaecia and Lusitania, each
under a
governor styled consularis; and
Carthaginiensis, Tarraconensis, each
under a praeses), the
Insulae Baleares, which...
-
Hispania Carthaginiensis or
Carthaginensis (Latin for "Carthaginian Spain") was a
province of the
Roman Empire with its
capital at
Carthago Nova ("New...
-
Micropterix carthaginiensis is a
species of moth
belonging to the
family Micropterigidae,
native to Tunisia. It was
described by John
Heath in 1986. It...
-
regained control of Hispania,
Majorian intended to use his
fleet at
Carthaginiensis to
attack the Vandals.
Before he could, the
fleet was destro****, allegedly...
-
support of the Suebi.
Theodoric took
control over
Hispania Baetica,
Carthaginiensis and
southern Lusitania. In 461, the
Goths received the city of Narbonne...
-
Synonyms List
Millepora candida Duch****aing & Michelotti, 1864
Millepora carthaginiensis Duch****aing & Michelotti, 1864
Millepora crista-galli Duch****aing &...
- factions, with the
southwest (the
provinces of
Lusitania and
western Carthaginiensis around the
capital Toledo) in Roderic's
hands and the
northeast (Tarraconensis...
-
Byzantine from Málaga to the
mouth of the Guadalete. In the
province of
Carthaginiensis,
wherein lay its
provincial capital Cartagena, the city of Baza was...
