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Interpretatio graeca (Latin, "Gr**** translation"), or "interpretation by
means of Gr**** [models]",
refers to the
tendency of the
ancient Gr****s to identify...
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Periploca graeca, the silkvine, is an
ornamental plant in the
family Apocynaceae. It is
native to
southern Europe and the
Middle East, and is sparingly...
- (Testudo
graeca), also
known commonly as the spur-thighed
tortoise or
Moorish tortoise, is a
species of
tortoise in the
family Testudinidae.
Testudo graeca is...
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orthographies it may
represent a
vowel or a consonant. In Latin, Y was
named I
graeca ("Gr**** I"),
since the
classical Gr****
sound /y/,
similar to
modern German...
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Vipera graeca,
commonly known as the Gr****
meadow viper, is a
species of
viper found in
Albania and Greece,
named after its
presence in Gr**** meadows....
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Fritillaria graeca is a
European plant species in the
family Liliaceae. It is
native to the
Balkans (Albania, Bulgaria,
North Macedonia, and Greece). Some...
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Anguis graeca, the Gr**** slow worm, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Anguidae found in Greece, Albania, and
North Macedonia. It
engages in
death feigning...
- The
Patrologia Graeca (or
Patrologiae Cursus Completus,
Series Graeca) is an
edited collection of
writings by the
Christian Church Fathers and various...
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Wiedemannia graeca is a
species of
dance flies, in the fly
family Empididae. Vaillant, F.; Wagner, R. (1990). "Notes on
Empididae (6),
Wiedemannia graeca sp.n...
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Rosin (/ˈrɒzɪn/), also
called colophony or Gr****
pitch (Latin: pix
graeca), is a
solid form of
resin obtained from
pines and some
other plants, mostly...
