Building your sets piece by piece, or brick by brick, before the shoot can also take a number of time. Sea turtles, for instance, time their reproduction cycles to sea temperatures that ensure an enough ratio of male and feminine offspring. Now Terracina, on the Tuscan Sea. Their city, in accordance with Cæsar, Atuaca; now Tongeren, within the bishopric of Liege. Brotier supposes it to be what's now known as Herirud, or La Riviere d'Herat. Brotier says, it is now called Sert or Sered. VICETIA, now Vicenza, a town in the territory of Venice. It lies near the coast of the Capitanate, a province of the kingdom of Naples, on the Gulf of Venice. 5. One of many estates of a kingdom or other government assembled in parliament or legislature; a body of men united in a legislative capability; as, the House of Lords; the House of Commons; the House of Representatives; additionally, a quorum of such a body. The river Nicephorus washes one facet of the town. They were transplanted by Augustus to the west facet of the Rhine. SARMATIA, referred to as additionally Scythia, a northern nation of vast extent, and divided into Europæa and Asiatica; the former beginning at the Vistula (its western boundary), and comprising Russia, part of Poland, Prussia, and Lithuania; and the latter bounded on the west by Sarmatia Europæa and the Tanais (the Don), extending south so far as Mount Caucasus and the Caspian Sea, containing Tartary, Circassia, &c.

THRACIA, an in depth area, bounded to the north by Mount Hæmus, to the south by the Ægean Sea, and by the Euxine and Propontis to the east. SAMOTHRACIA, an island of Thrace, in the Egean Sea, opposite to the mouth of the Hebrus. SARDINIA, an island on the Sea of Liguria, lying to the south of Corsica. SILURES, a people of Britain, situate on the Severn and the Bristol Channel; now South Wales, comprising Glamorgan, Radnorshire, Hereford, and Monmouth. It is now destroyed, and no remains of the place are left. The place was much frequented for the salubrity of its waters. SAXA RUBRA, a spot on the Flamminian street in Etruria, nine miles from Rome. TERRACINA, a city of the Volsci in Latium, near the mouth of the Ufens, on the Tuscan Sea; now known as Terracina, within the territory of Rome. SENONES, inhabitants of Celtic Gaul, situate on the Sequana (now the Seine); a individuals famous for his or her invasion of Italy, and taking and burning Rome A.U.C.

SOPHENE, a country between the Greater and the Lesser Armenia; now called Zoph. SYRIA, a country of the Hither Asia, between the Mediterranean and the Euphrates, so in depth that Palestine, or the Holy Land, was deemed part of Syria. THESSALY, a country of Greece, formerly a great part of Macedonia. TELEBOÆ, a folks of Æolia or Acarnania in Greece, who eliminated to Italy, and settled in the isle of Capreæ. I was different from the architects, who known as me an artist, which was their means of marginalizing me. It rises in Muscovy, and flowing via Crim Tartary, runs into the Palus Mæotis, close to the city now called Azoff, in the arms of the Turks. TARTARUS, a river working between the Po and the Athesis, (the Adige) from west to east, into the Adriatic; now Tartaro. Plenty of sikkak gave entry to the housing in addition to to the highway linking Wakra north to Doha and to al-Wukair to the west the place numerous members of the Royal family lived. TARRACO, the capital of a division of Spain, referred to as by the Romans Tarraconensis; now Taragon, a port city in Catalonia, on the Mediterranean, to the west of Barcelona.

TAUNUS, a mountain of Germany, on the other facet of the Rhine; now Mount Heyrick, over-in opposition to Mentz. THEBÆ, a very ancient city in the upper Egypt, on the east facet of the Nile, famous for its hundred gates. SICAMBRI, an ancient individuals of Lower Germany, between the Mæse and the Rhine, the place Guelderland is. TEUTOBURGIUM, a forest in Germany, rendered famous by the slaughter of Varus and his legions. SEMNONES, a people of Germany, known as by Tacitus essentially the most illustrious department of the Suevi. It is talked about by Tacitus only. TAURUS, the best mountain in Asia, extending from the Indian to the Ægean Sea; said to be fifty miles over, and fifteen hundred lengthy. Pliny gives an account of the Tigris, in its rise and progress, until it sinks underneath ground close to Mount Taurus, and breaks forth once more with a speedy current, falling eventually into the Persian Gulf. SEGESTUM, a town of Sicily, close to Mount Eryx, well-known for Manavathi a temple sacred to the Erycinian Venus.