26 PROSERPINA

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Прозерпина

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PROSERPINA — or Proserpine noun Etymology: Latin Date: 14th century Persephone
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PROSERPINA — /proh serr"peuh neuh/ , n. Persephone. Also, Proserpine /proh serr"peuh nee/ .
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PROSERPINA — n. (Roman Mythology) goddess of the Earth; goddess of the underworld
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PROSERPINA — noun or Pros·er·pine ˈprä-sər-ˌpīn Etymology: Latin Date: 14th century : Persephone
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PROSERPINA — [Pro.ser.pi.na] or Pros.er.pine n [L]: persephone
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PROSERPINA — Proserpina BrE AmE prə ˈsɜːp ɪn ə prɒ-, prəʊ-, § -ən- AmE prə ˈsɝːp- proʊ-
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PROSERPINA — Pro ‧ ser ‧ pi ‧ na /prəˈsɜːpɪnə $ -ɜːr-/ BrE AmE , Proserpine in Roman ↑ mythology , the …
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PROSERPINA — [Roman] The Roman name for the Greek Persephone. The name is possibly derived from proserpere ("to emerge"), meaning the growing …
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PROSERPINA — Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA — n рим. миф. Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA — (n) прозерпина
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PROSERPINA — n рим. миф. Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA — n рим. миф. Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA, PROSERPINE — (мифология) Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA, PROSERPINE — (мифология) Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA, PROSERPINE — (мифология) Прозерпина
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PROSERPINA, PROSERPINE — (мифология) Прозерпина
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PROSERPINE — noun see: Proserpina
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PERSEPHONE — Latin Proserpina In Greek mythology , daughter of Zeus and Demeter . She was gathering flowers when she was seized …
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PROSERPINACA — prōˌsərpəˈnākə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, a plant, probably knotweed, from Proserpina, goddess of the subterranean world …
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PERSEPHONE — /peuhr sef"euh nee/ , n. 1. Also, Proserpina, Proserpine . Class. Myth. a daughter of Zeus and Demeter, abducted by …
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GOLDEN BOUGH — Class. Myth. a branch of mistletoe, sacred to Proserpina, that served Aeneas as a pass to the underworld.
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PROSERPINE — see Proserpina
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