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fr antiquitez (n) |
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fr histoire ancienne (n) |
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fr braie (n) |
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fr péplum (n) |
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fr chiffre romain (n) |
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fr graffiti (n) |
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bm fɛnkɔrɔ (n) |
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ca edat antiga (n) |
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fr char (n) |
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fr schofar (n) |
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fr ibérie (n) |
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fr protofrançais (n) |
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bg антика (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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eo malnovaĵo (n) |
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fr aréopage (n) |
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la pandura (n) |
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vi cổ học (n) |
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fr massique (n) |
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fr pneuma (n) |
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fr aspis (n) |
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fr carthamine (n) |
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fr galien (n) |
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fr briton (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr falsafa (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr skamma (n) |
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fr cancellaresque (a) |
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gsw altertum (n) |
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fr émèse (n) |
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fr fusaïole (n) |
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fr corées (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr aquitain (n) |
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fr compitum (n) |
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fr toison d’ or (n) |
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la antiquitas (n) |
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fr confarréation (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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de titan (n) |
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fr cithare (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr ancienneté (n) |
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fr marse (n) |
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fr cervoise (n) |
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la antiquitus (r) |
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fr romain (a) |
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fr antiquisant (a) |
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fr harmoste (n) |
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fr grèce antique (n) |
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fr scorpion (n) |
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de aula (n) |
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fr assyrie (n) |
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fr pygmée (n) |
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fr suèves (n) |
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fr thrace (n) |
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fr opus gallicum (n) |
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fr moyen âge (n) |
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fr obole (n) |
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fr cipolin (n) |
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sl antika (n) |
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fr suève (n) |
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fr arabie heureuse (n) |
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es antigüedad (n) |
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fr captif (a) |
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fr ruthène (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr ruthène (a) |
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io antiquajo (n) |
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fr glyptographie (n) |
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fr phrygien (n) |
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fr aquitaine (n) |
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fr calautique (n) |
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fr socque (n) |
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fr interponction (n) |
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fr sycomore (n) |
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cs starověk (n) |
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fr patagium (n) |
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fr orgyie (n) |
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fr opus africanum (n) |
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fr parapétasme (n) |
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fr canée (n) |
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fr carbatine (n) |
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fr antique (n) |
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fr mèse (n) |
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fr déclamation (n) |
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fr acinace (n) |
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ru древность (n) |
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fr assyriologie (n) |
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de altertum (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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fr péplome (n) |
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fr infule (n) |
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pt antigo (n) |
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fr courtisane (n) |
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fr cyathe (n) |
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cs starožitnost (n) |
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fr école pythagoricienne (n) |
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fr spondée (n) |
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pl starożytność (n) |
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fr antique (a) |
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fr strige (n) |
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fr oscille (n) |
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li aajdheid (n) |
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fr féralies (n) |
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fr hoplomachie (n) |
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fr antiquité (n) |
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br hendra (n) |
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bg старина (n) |
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sv antikvitet (n) |
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fr antique (a) |
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