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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

GLOBAL SCIENCE & ADVENTURE

EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

VOLUME FOUR

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arms [weapons]
ceremonies/ceremony
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French nation
graves
ladies/lady
priests
religion
Scheck/Scheek/Scheick/Scheik
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Anguis jaculus, Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa
Anguis marinus, probably not intended as a binomial (Hasselquist writes 'an Anguis marinus', i.e. a marine Anguis)
binomial, prob. not intended as a (Hasselquist writes 'an Anguis marinus', i.e. a marine Anguis ) > Anguis marinus
Cerastes cerastes, (Linn.), Saharan horned viper > Cerastes
Cerastes vipera, (Linn.), Sahara sand viper > Viperae Officinales
Cerastes, Cerastes cerastes, (Linn.), Saharan horned viper
Echis pyramidum, (Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire), perhaps; Egyptian saw-scaled viper > Viper
Egyptian saw-scaled viper > Viper
Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa > Anguis jaculus
Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa > Jaculus
Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa > Snake Jaculus
Jaculus Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa
Jaculus, Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa
lizards
scorpions
serpents
snake Jaculus, Eryx jaculus, (Linn.), Javelin sand boa
snakes
viper, perhaps; Echis pyramidum, (Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire), Egyptian saw-scaled viper
Viperae Officinales, Cerastes vipera, (Linn.), Sahara sand viper


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