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Meanings of serpens in English
Portuguese
serpens Satellite program.
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Examples for "serpentes"
Examples for "serpentes"
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Yet the Adelantado being entysed by the pleasantnes of the king's sister, Anacaona, determined to taste the serpentes.
2
He has told us that there are persons "scientia tanquam angeli alati, cupiditatibus vero tanquam serpentes qui humi reptant"; [De Augmentis, Lib.
Usage of serpens in English
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Buffon himself could not tell whether the animal was a quadruped, or of the order, serpens!
2
An animal of the order, serpens.
3
My guess is they'll emerge somewhere in southern Boötis or Serpens Caput, not down in Libra.
4
Magnus Serpens Maris, suppositus, aut porpoises aut horse-mackerel, grex; 'very like a whale' (Shak.
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Reference is here made to the beautiful constellation of "Serpens," or Draco, of graceful and striking appearance.
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The head of Serpens is the star group in the form of an "X" just below the Crown.
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Now they're in Serpens.
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The nebula is a nearby star-forming region about 7,000 light years away in the constellation Serpens.
9
They were called, "Serpens," meaning "snakes." Thus, the "watch out for snakes" comment that seemed to be a favorite of humans in the city.
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In 2001 Geoffrey Marcy's group detected a giant planet orbiting the star HD 168443, which lies 123 light-years away in the constellation Serpens.