- that the
mythological character Lusus derives from a
mistranslation of the
expression lusum enin
Liberi patris ("from
lusus father Liber derives"), in Pliny's...
- The
Lusus Troiae, also as
Ludus Troiae and
ludicrum Troiae ("Troy Game" or "Game of Troy") was an
equestrian event held in
ancient Rome. It was among...
- the
command of man".
Lusus Serius was
first published in
Latin by
Lucas Jennis in 1616. The full name of the work in
Latin is
Lusus Serius, Quo
Hermes sive...
-
literature referred to
abnormalities of all
kinds under the
Latin term
Lusus naturae (lit. "freak of nature"). As
early as the 17th century, Teratology...
- [Lusitania
takes its name from the
Lusus ****ociated with
Bacchus and the
Lyssa of his Bacchantes, and Pan is its governor].
Lusus is
usually translated as "game"...
- In botany, a
sport or bud sport,
traditionally called lusus, is a part of a
plant that
shows morphological differences from the rest of the plant. Sports...
- com.
Archived from the
original on 28 May 2022.
Retrieved 15 May 2022. "
Lusus". BBC
Radio 4.
Archived from the
original on 19
December 2022. Retrieved...
- "public horse" and
Roman cavalry parades and
demonstrations (such as the
Lusus Troiae) is complex, but
those who parti****ted in the
latter seem, for instance...
-
Canto VII. The
heroes of the epic are the
Lusiads (Lusíadas), the sons of
Lusus—in
other words, the Portuguese. The
initial strophes of Jupiter's speech...
- system),
Earth 2, Esperance, Freeholm, Freude, God's Grove, Gr****, Lee III,
Lusus,
Madre de Dios, Maui-Covenant, Metaxas, Nordholm,
Nuevo Madrid,
Pacem –...
