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Triumphis is a
genus of sea snails,
marine gastropod mollusks in the
family Pseudolividae.
Species within the
genus Triumphis include:
Triumphis distorta...
- De
triumphis ecclesiae is a
Latin epic in
elegiac metre,
written c. 1250 by
Johannes de Garlandia, an
English grammarian who
taught at the universities...
- (described as
Buccinum distortum)
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Triumphis distorta. "
Triumphis distorta". Gastropods.com.
Retrieved 16
January 2019....
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usually known. The main
facts of his life are
stated in his long poem De
triumphis ecclesiae ("On the
triumphs of the Church"). In 1229, he was one of the...
- Gundersheimer,
Werner L. (ed.). De
triumphis religionis. Art and life at the
court of
Ercole I d'Esrte. The 'De
triumphis religionis' of
Giovanni Sabadino...
- p. 3. ISBN 9780801881268.
Alessandra Petrina, ed. (2020). Petrarch's '
Triumphi' in the
British Isles.
Modern Humanities Research ****ociation. p. 6. ISBN 9781781888827...
- Gundersheimer,
Werner L. (ed.). De
triumphis religionis. Art and life at the
court of
Ercole I d'Esrte. The 'De
triumphis religionis' of
Giovanni Sabadino...
- the 930s he
composed an epic poem
known as The
Triumphs of
Christ (De
triumphis Christi), a
history of
Christianity in
nearly 20,000 verses. The poem...
- who
defended a
particular church or
monastery during the
Middle Ages De
triumphis ecclesiae, a
Latin epic
written c. 1250 by
Johannes de
Garlandia Ecclesiam...
- augustalis. It was
minted in 21+1⁄2
carats and
weighed 5.28 grams. In 1490, the
triumphi were
minted in Sicily. They were
equivalent to the
Venetian ducat. One...
