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February 2008. "BTR-80 MPAEJ",
currus.hu (in Hungarian),
archived from the
original on 7
February 2008 "BTR-80 MPFJ",
currus.hu (in Hungarian), archived...
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Currus Cityrama was a
French sightseeing bus. The
newly founded Paris city tour
operator Cityrama commissioned the
coachbuilding company Currus in...
- was a
widespread European type,
referred to by any
number of
names (car,
currus, char, chariot).[citation needed] In 14th
century England carriages, like...
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sella curulis,
which according to Livy
supposedly derived its name from
currus, "chariot", and like the
Roman toga
originated in Etruria, but much earlier...
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incorrectly credited with the
discovery of
metallic antimony. The book
Currus Triumphalis Antimonii (The
Triumphal Chariot of Antimony),
describing the...
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translated by Jean Israël. Paris : J. De
Senlecque et J. Hénault, 1645. (French)
Currus triumphalis antimonii : opus
antiquioris medicinae et
philosophiae hermeticae...
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ornamented with coffers. Some
triumphal arches were
surmounted by a
statue or a
currus triumphalis, a
group of
statues depicting the
emperor or
general in a quadriga...
- and the
Roman Empire, the
curule chair (sella curulis,
supposedly from
currus, "chariot") was the seat upon
which magistrates holding imperium were entitled...
- ****ociated the
epithet with Cures, with the
Sabine word for
spear curis, with
currus cart, with Quirites, with the curiae, as king
Titus Tatius dedicated a table...
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occupying Roman forces,
addressed her
troops from a
chariot in 61: "Boudicca
curru filias prae se vehens, ut
quamque nationem accesserat,
solitum quidem Britannis...
