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Iarbas (or Hiarbas) was a
Roman mythological character, who has
appeared in
works by
various authors including Ovid and Virgil. The
character is possibly...
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commonly named white swallow-wort, is a long-lived
herbaceous perennial of the
genus Vincetoxi**** in the
family Apocynaceae...
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followers arrived on the
coast of
North Africa,
where Dido
asked the king
Iarbas for a
small bit of land for a
temporary refuge until she
could continue...
- Beck;
performed live and
recorded at the 2014
iTunes Festival in
London Iarba & Cox - Keed "I Hate and I Love" 1981
cantata for
mixed chorus an percussion...
- (sun)
iotation [e] → [ie] in the
beginning of the word Lat.
herba → Rom.
ĭarbă (gr****, herb)
velar [k ɡ] →
labial [p b m]
before alveolar consonants and...
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January 2021. Dichiș,
Bianca (2
August 2019). "Liber la
plimbare și stat pe
iarbă în
Parcul Central din Timișoara. Fântâni iluminate,
pianine în foișor și...
- with the
great oracle of
Ammon in the
Oasis soon
after its establishment.
Iarbas, a
mythological king of Libya, was also
considered a son of Hammon. According...
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royal hero, son of
Anchises and the
goddess Venus Ascanius – son of
Aeneas Iarbas – King of
Gaetulia who is in love with Dido
Achates –
friend of
Aeneas Ilioneus...
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landing in
North Africa, she is
greeted by the
local Berber chieftain,
Iarbas (also
called Hiarbas) who
promises to cede as much land as
could be covered...
- to Italy. In
Roman mythology,
Iarbas was the son of a
North African god,
Jupiter Hammon, and a
Garamantian nymph.
Iarbas became the
first king of Gaetuli...
