Significados de peregrinus en inglés

In addition, the presence of chlorophyll in guts of T. peregrinus using fluorescence microscopy was identified.

The falco peregrinus, or haggard falcon, is a noble species of hawk seldom seen in the southern counties.

In 615 the Roman -praetor peregrinus- directed all the Chaldeans to evacuate Rome and Italy within ten days.

In this work, feeding activities of T. peregrinus on Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehn leaves and its primary food resources were identified.

It was a peregrine falcon -Falco peregrinus -sitting upright on top of the post, as if it were an extension of it.

About Peregrinus Paulus could never make up his mind.

Another, the Praetor Peregrinus, superintended such suits between a citizen and an alien or between two aliens.

Finally, Peregrinus ended his career by throwing himself into the flames of a funeral pile during the Olympian games.

(* This hawk proved to be the falco peregrinus; a variety.)

I am not Peregrinus.

Lucian gives an account of one Peregrinus, a philosophist very famous in his time, who had a great number of disciples.

Of Peregrinus himself, historically, we really know little or nothing, for the account of Lucian is scarcely received as serious by anyone.

The Christian career of Peregrinus must have fallen within the reign of Antoninus Pius (A.D. 138-161).

Still they prattle of Brahmins and Buddhism; though, unlike Peregrinus, they do not publicly burn themselves on pyres, at Epsom Downs, after the Derby.

He had gone out into the world under this name of Peregrinus and had never betrayed the fact that he was a prince's son.

"The prince watched him turn very red then very pale and finally said inquiringly "Well, my Peregrinus?"