-
Amphioctopus granulatus (Lamarck, 1799)
Octopus graptus Norman, 1992:
synonym of
Callistoctopus graptus (Norman, 1992) –
scribbled night octopus Octopus...
- Ecclesiæ", I, 300, 368 sq.).
Theophanes the
Branded also
called Theophanes Graptus or
Theophanes of
Nicaea (775 - 845) was a
Byzantine monk and hymnographer...
-
Callistoctopus dierythraeus (Norman, 1992) – red-spot
night octopus Callistoctopus graptus (Norman, 1992) –
scribbled night octopus Callistoctopus lechenaultii (d'Orbigny...
- in the
subfamily Entiminae.
Acmaegenius Centron Ctenolobus Geralophus Graptus Lepidophorus Limalophus Plinthodes Pseudalophus Pseudobarynotus Rhytideres...
- century)
Byzantine historian Theophanes the
Branded (also
called Theophanes Graptus or
Theophanes of Nicea, 775-845),
Byzantine monk and
hymnographer Theophanes...
-
Megalograptus was a type of graptolite,
often given names ending with -
graptus (meaning 'writing').
Megalograptus was a
large predatory megalograptid...
-
Hymnographer and
Theodore Graptus. OCA -
Lives of the Saints. "St.
Jonah the
Presbyter (the Sabbaite),
father of St.
Theophanes Graptus the
Hymnographer and...
- (9th century),
father of Sts.
Theophanes the
Hymnographer and
Theodore Graptus (see also:
September 22 )
Venerables Isaacius (Akakios) and Meletius, Bishops...
-
Patriarch of
Constantinople (686)
Venerable Theodore the
Branded (Theodore
Graptus), of
Palestine and Bithynia,
Confessor (840)
Venerable Luke,
Abbot of the...
- Seneca,
Imperial privy counsellor Anicetus, Nero's "mignon" or
favourite Graptus, the late
emperor Claudius's
freedman A
flamen or
priest Choruses of priests...
