- not
certain whether the
Salpe mentioned by
Pliny and the
Salpe mentioned by
Athenaeus were
different people.
Pliny cites Salpe six
times in his Natural...
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Salpe (Kannada:ಸಲ್ಪೇ, Telugu:సల్పే, Tamil:சல்பே,Marathi:साल्पे or सालपे) is the
surname of
families in
India who
generally belongs to
Veershaiva Lin****at...
- name
salpa which is a
modern Gr****
rendering of the
Ancient Gr****
salpe or
salpes,
which dates back at
least to Aristotle. The
salema porgy has a moderately...
- Home: Pliny's
Salpe,
Salpe's Paignia and Magic,"
classical Quarterly 45.2 (1995), p. 591. Pliny,
Natural History 28.262,
crediting Salpe the obstetrician...
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remuneration comparable to that of male doctors. One
example of such a
midwife is
Salpe of Lemnos, who
wrote on women's
diseases and was
mentioned several times...
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Salamis Stone Salamis Tablet Salinon Salmacis Salmacis (fountain)
Salmoneus Salpe Salpinx Same (Homer) Sami
Samia (play)
Samian Sibyl Samian vase painting...
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Salapia (also
called Salpe and Salpi) is an
ancient settlement and
bishopric in Daunia,
Italy near
Cerignola and Manfredonia. The
settlement was probably...
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structure of the
auricles of the
human heart. Lo
sviluppo e l'anatomia
delle Salpe (1885) - The
development and
anatomy of salps.
Encyclopedia Treccani.it...
- BCE),
marine zoologist Restituta (1st century),
Ancient Roman physician Salpe (1st
century BCE), Gr****
midwife Sotira (1st
century BCE), Gr**** physician: 1217–18 ...
