Caenis: Augusta in All but Name

<p>households: first as the <i>a manu</i> and freedwoman of Antonia, the mother of the emperor Claudius, and then as the concubine of Vespasian (Suet. <i>Ve...

Eight species of Caenis are reported from Argentina, and new records are given for Bolivia, Brazil and Uruguay. The nymphs of five of them are firstly described from reared materia...

In 1900 Edith Cooper (one half of “Michael Field”) completed “Caenis Caeneus,” later published in the posthumous volume Dedicated (1914). The poem tells the story of the warrior Ca...

White bird of paradise tree (Strelitzia augusta Thunb.), originally from South Africa, is a tender perennial cultivated as an ornamental plant and is used in gardens in Italy. Duri...

Z listów cesarskiego ambasadora Heinricha Wilhelma hr. von Wilczka, który zimą 1734 r. towarzyszył w Krakowie królowi Augustowi III i jego małżonce królowej Marii Józefie sporo dow...

Les auteurs rappellent au préalable le fait que la via Augusta ne constituait pas un axe unique, mais un véritable réseau routier, mettant en relation les premiers établissements d...

Abroma augusta L plant traditionally was used to treat swellings, cuts, sores, and bruises. In the province of Jambi, A. augusta is used in folk medicine to treat wounds. This stud...

Abstract Dancer, choreographer and teacher Augusta Johannesén was an important figure in several capacities for Nordic theatrical dance. She ...