- "Eamus
Catuli" is a
Latin phrase ****ociated with the
Chicago Cubs, a
Major League Baseball team, and with the team's home ballpark,
Wrigley Field. It has...
- The
Porticus Catuli (Latin for the "Portico of Catulus") was a
portico on the
Palatine Hill in
ancient Rome. It was a
local landmark (monumentum). It was...
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Vincennes and Nogent-sur-Marne. She
practices with
cardiologists Didier Catuli and
Pierre Sablon. She has
published research in cardiology,
including "Facteurs...
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building on
Sheffield Avenue has a sign atop its roof
which says "Eamus
Catuli!"
which roughly translates into
Latin as "Let's Go Cubs!" and
another chronicles...
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translate the
surname as "puppy, whelp" or "cub". Cerco,
borne by some of the
Catuli,
refers to a tail. This list
includes abbreviated praenomina. For an explanation...
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George Bordelli 1992 Dark
Secrets as
Robert 1992 A
Mission to Kill as
Boris Catuli 1993 Road to
Revenge as
Normad 1994
Maverick as
Riverboat Poker Player 1994...
- 1980) A.
bowdenii Pascual et al. 1999 "A. capricornis"
Saito et al. 2021 A.
catuli Hoyles et al. 2001 "A. culturomici"
Fonkou et al. 2018 A.
dentalis Hall...
- even when they went to
exercise in the gymnasia. The
Romans called them
catuli melitaei.
During the
first century, the
Roman poet
Martial wrote descriptive...
- (1997). "The
Location of the
Houses of
Cicero and
Clodius and the
Porticus Catuli on the
Palatine Hill". Vol. 118, no. 3.
American Journal of Philology. p...
- from the
stadium displa**** a sign that read "Eamus
Catuli!" (roughly
Latin for "Let's Go Cubs!"—
catuli translating to "whelps", the
nearest Latin equivalent)...
