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Heredia is a place-name and
surname stemming from the
singular Latin noun
heredium (plural: heredia). However,
different evolution paths have been postulated...
- was the
common measure of land
among the Romans. Two
iugera formed an
heredium, a
hundred heredia a centuria, and four
centuriae a saltus.
These divisions...
- in English «Knowledge and heritage» (Latin: «Eruditio (Scientia, cognition) et
Heredium») Type
Public Established 10 June 1909 (114
years ago) (1909-06-10) - Imperial...
- in Gaul
jugerum 28,800
pedes qu. 2,523 m2 27,200 sq ft 0.623 acres
heredium 2
jugera 5,047 m2 54,300 sq ft 1.248 acres
centuria 200
jugera 50.5...
- side (called centuria) and
contained 100
parcels of land (each
called heredium). The de********
maximus and
cardo maximus extended from the town gates...
- that in new
colonies each
centuria can be
subdivided into 100 lots of
heredium size (equal to two
jugera each, or
about 0.5 hectare) that were typically...
-
squares (heredia) of
about 0.5
hectares each: 100
heredia = 1 centuria. Each
heredium was
divided in half
along the north–south axis thus
creating two jugera:...
- Heredia, etc., as well as some
reference to
ancient Roman etymology for
heredium,
singular of
Heredia (etymology). An
examination of
early immigration records...
- créateurs, In Fine
Editions d'art, Les Échos (2019)
Boris Vian 100 ans,
Hérédium (2020) 2020 :
Prize of Jazz Book for her book
Boris Vian 100 ans The Art...
- "Aryan" genes,
could get
their farm
property transformed into an
inalienable heredium,
neither sellable for
commercial reasons nor
alienable by way of foreclosure...
