- Disc two – ****
track listing No.
Title Writer(s)
Length 11. "Preparasi a
Salire"
Whibley Green 1:08 12. "Rise Up"
Whibley Green 3:16 13. "Stranger in These...
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shields with
staves while performing ritual dances and
singing the
Carmen Salire.
Ancient sources give
varying etymologies for the word ancile. Some derive...
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secret exit for
those besieged). A sally,
ultimately derived from
Latin salīre (to jump), or "salle" sortie, is a
military maneuver,
typically during a...
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dissorophoid temnospondyl unrelated to
extant amphibians.
Salientia (Latin
salire (salio), "to jump") is the name of the
total group that
includes modern...
- saumon, and from Latin: salmō (which in turn
might have
originated from
salire,
meaning "to leap".). The
unpronounced "l"
absent from
Middle English was...
- Torsten; Frömmel, Ulrike; et al. (1
February 2010). "The Ty1-copia
families SALIRE and
Cotzilla po****ting the Beta
vulgaris genome show
remarkable differences...
- Calabrese,
Giuseppe (15 May 2002). "Il Pisa nell' era
Gunther 'Tanti
soldi per
salire in A'" (in Italian). La Repubblica.
Retrieved 24
December 2021. Camedda...
- The
Salientia (Latin
salire,
salio meaning "to jump") are a
total group of
amphibians that
includes the
order Anura, the
frogs and toads, and
various extinct...
- salis, salere,
salarium salary,
salinity sali-, -sili-, salt- jump
Latin salire,
saltus ****ail, ****ailable, ****ailant, ****ailment, ****ault, ****aultive,...
- vowels, or by the
insertion of an
epenthetic vowel between them: cf. Lat.
salire ("to exit"),
tenere ("to have"),
catena ("jail"), Port. sair, ter, cadeia...
