-
culture of
Pannonia in the form of
similar reliefs and
inscriptions to the
Nutrices Augustae, "the
august Nurses"
found in
Roman sites of Ptuj,
Lower Styria...
- freedmen, lower-class families, and
specific occupations such as wet
nurses (
nutrices). In
German scholarship,
Friedrich Münzer's many
biographical articles...
- In
ancient Rome, well-to-do
households would have had wet
nurses (Latin
nutrices,
singular nutrix)
among their slaves and freedwomen, but some
Roman women...
-
University of
Oxford Latin name
Collegium Reginae Motto Reginae erunt nutrices tuae
Established 1341; 683 years ago (1341)
Named for
Philippa of Hainault...
-
Glyndebourne L'incoro****one di
Poppea under Raymond Leppard, she
sings Nutrice and Valletto.
Studio Diva! A
Soprano at the
Movies (1991) AUS No. 74 Prima...
- well. In well-to-do households,
children were
cared for by
nursemaids (
nutrices,
singular nutrix,
which can mean
either a wet
nurse who
might be a slave...
-
representations of this type
found in
France and
Britain with the cult of the
Nutrices of
Poetovio and
comparable phenomena in
other ancient religions as comparanda...
- VII, IX, XII; Act 3: IV Arnalta, aged
nurse and
confidante of
Poppaea Nutrice, the
nurse of the
Empress Octavia Famigliare I,
first friend of Seneca...
- ****zato (Venere, Proserpina);
Luigi de
Donato (Augure, Plutone); Ray
Chenez (
Nutrice, Amore);
Renato Dolcini (Satiro);
Dominique Visse (Vecchia);
Victor Torres...
-
Servant of God. In the 12
February 1915
Apostolic decree In Hibernia,
heroum nutrice, Pope
Benedict XV
formally authorized the
introduction of
Archbishop O'Hurley's...
