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Gelasinus (Ancient Gr****: Γελασινος, Gelasinos; d. AD 297) was a
reputed Christian martyr and saint. His
feast day is
observed on
August 26. Gelasinus...
- A dimple, also
called a
gelasin (from
Latin gelasinus, from
Ancient Gr**** γελασῖνος (gelasînos)), and a
fovea buccalis, is a
small natural indentation...
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Sebaste Euphemia Cyprian Athenogenes of Pedachtoë
Alban Ignatius of
Antioch Gelasinus Lawrence of Rome Lucy
Pancras Vincent of
Saragossa Benedicta of Monacilioni...
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aspidostomatid cheilostome bryozoan, a
species of Aspidostoma.
Aspidostoma gelasinus Sp. nov
Valid Gordon &
Taylor Early Eocene Tumaio Limestone New Zealand...
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pagans in
their worship of the
Heliopolitan Venus. In AD 297, the
actor Gelasinus converted in the
middle of a
scene mocking baptism; his
public profession...
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dorsalis (Fletcher, 1887)
Gemascolex flindersi Dyne, 2000
Gemascolex gelasinus Dyne, 2000
Gemascolex gracilis (Fletcher, 1886)
Gemascolex lateralis (Spencer...
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Genus contains two species: P.
westerbergensis (the type species) and P.
gelasinus.
Quasilaeviranina minuscula Sp. nov
Valid Beschin et al.
Eocene (Lutetian)...
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drowning after lengthy torture for
their Christianity, 295 AD, Phoenicia.
Gelasinus is
martyred in Baalbek, 297 AD. The
ecclesiastical administration of Pheonice...
- cr****icauda
Wahlenberg 1826 †Illaenus
fraternus Billings 1865 †Illaenus
gelasinus Whittington 1965 †Illaenus
lacertus Whittington 1954 †Illaenus marginalis...
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Teracolus glycera Butler, 1876
Teracolus lucullus Butler, 1876
Teracolus gelasinus Butler, 1876
Callosune pseudetrida Westwood, 1881
Callosune ramaquabana...
