- 1949
Coleta Roepke, 1949
Deilemera Hübner, 1820
Leptosoma Boisduval, 1832
Orphanos Hübner, 1825
Tristania Kirby, 1892
Trypheromera Butler, 1881
Zonosoma Butler...
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Sylvester &
Orphanos was a
publishing house originally founded in Los
Angeles by
Ralph Sylvester,
Stathis Orphanos and
George Fisher in 1972. When Fisher...
- century)
Church of the Holy
Apostles (14th century)
Church of St.
Nicholas Orphanos (14th century)
Church of St.
Catherine (13th century)
Church of Christ...
- An
orphan (from the Gr****: ορφανός, romanized:
orphanós) is a
child whose parents have died, are
unknown or have
permanently abandoned them. It can also...
- Twenty-One Stories) How
Father Quixote Became a
Monsignor (Sylvester &
Orphanos, 1980) (later
becoming the
first chapter of the
novel Monsignor Quixote...
- The
Church of
Saint Nicholas Orphanos (Gr****: Ἅγιος Νικόλαος ὁ Ὀρφανός) is an
early 14th-century
Byzantine church in the
northern Gr**** city of Thessaloniki...
- (1974)
Falling Angel (1978)
Tales &
Fables (1985),
published by
Sylvester &
Orphanos Nevermore (1994) Mañana (2015), a
thriller set in Mexico. Angel's Inferno...
-
vulnerable men and (to a much
lesser extent)
strong women."
Sylvester &
Orphanos published Yannis Tsarouchis: The Face of
Modern Greece. In 1982 the Yannis...
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Human Use (ICH)".
European Medicines Agency. 2018-09-17. Lourenco, C.;
Orphanos, N.; Parker, C. (2016). "The
International Council for Harmonisation :...
- of
Panagia Chalkeon Church of
Saint Catherine Church of
Saint Nicholas Orphanos Church of
Saint Panteleimon Church of the
Saviour Church of
Prophet Elijah...
