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1ROSARUM Urbs — vide Rhodopolis et Rostochium …
2Elsinoë rosarum — Taxobox name = Elsinoe rosarum regnum = Fungi phylum = Ascomycota classis = Dothideomycetes subclassis = Dothideomycetidae ordo = Myriangiales familia = Elsinoaceae genus = Elsinoe species = E. rosarum binomial = Elsinoe rosarum binomial… …
3Nuper rosarum flores — Structural plan of the motet and its tenor. Top: Pre existing Gregorian cantus firmus; middle: Tenor in original notation, with four mensuration signs defining the diminution scheme; bottom: Total structural scheme: Through fourfold repetition of …
4Nuper Rosarum Flores — Plan estructural del motete y su tenor. Inicio: Cantus firmus gregoriano; medio: Tenor en la notación original, con cuatro símbolos de medida que definen el régimen de disminución; fondo: esquema estructural completo: Mediante la repetición… …
5Coniothyrium rosarum — Scientific classification Kingdom: Fungi Phylum: Ascomycota Class: Dothideomycetes …
6Domus Rosarum — (Аркуа Петрарка,Италия) Категория отеля: Адрес: Via Mandonego 9, 35032 Аркуа Петрарка …
7MONS Rosarum — Montrosse, oppidulum Scotiae Borealis, in Angusia Comitatu, cum coenobio olim celebri ac portu, in ora maris German. 10. milliaribus a Brechinia in Ortum, 25. ab Andreapoli, in Caeciam. Marchionem habuit, ultimis temporibus percelebrem et Regisuo …
8Nuper Rosarum Flores — Renowned four voiced motet of Guillaume Du Fay, composed for the reconsecration of Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo) in Florence on 25 March 1436, with Pope Eugene IV in attendance. The motet treats its borrowed chant melody, the Introit… …
9Rosen [1] — Rosen, 1) im Allgemeinen alle Arten der Pflanzengattung Rosa (s.d.), da aber diese Arten nicht nur an sich sehr mannigfaltig sind, sondern die ganze Gattung vor andern geneigt ist in ihren Arten durch Verschiedenheit der Cultur u.… …
10ROSA — I. ROSA in delitiis Veterum. Unde de Verre Cicer. Oration. 10. in lectica pulvinus erat pellucidus, Melitensi rosâ fartus: ipse autem coronam babebat, unam in capite, alteram in collo, reticulumque ad nares sibi admovebat, tenuissimô linô minutis …
