Términos

Genus of primarily herbaceous flowering plants, valued for their ornamental flowers. Included are common wildflowers and others that have been extensively cultivated and hybridised for hundreds of years.

Species of flowering plant native to western and southern Europe. Distinguished by having broad leaves and short leafless stems, each bearing a solitary pale yellow flower; pink and reddish varieties are found in nature and in cultivation. Numerous cultivars were popular in the 19th and 20th centuries in garden planting. The primrose is one of the earliest spring flowers in much of Europe, thus the common name is derived from medieval Latin "prima rosa," meaning "first rose," although the plant is not closely related to the rose family.

Family containing 28 genera of herbaceous flowering plants. The family has been variously circumscribed, and some classifications include over 50 genera. In any case, although worldwide in distribution, most species grow in temperate and colder regions of the Northern Hemisphere, and many are Arctic or Alpine. These annual or perennial herbs have simple leaves, often with a toothed margin; their flowers are borne in groups on leafless stalks and have a tube with spreading lobes, the stamens being attached to the tube. The fruits are capsules.

Areas of jurisdiction of a prince-bishop, who is a bishop of noble rank.

People having princely or noble rank who also hold the authority of a bishop.

Princes of Germany who were entitled to elect the Holy Roman Emperor.

Se refiere a ciertos miembros femeninos de las familias reales, tipicamente las esposas de principes o las hijas o nietas de soberanos.

Cuerpos administrativos sometidos a un principe o princesa.

Refers to a statistical technique, a form of multivariate analysis, used by archaeologists and conservation scientists in conjunction with multispectral analysis to organize compositional data among a set of objects, such as the differential distribution and concentrations of a metallic element in ceramics.

Se refiere a autoridades y gobernantes. Muchas veces se refiere particularmente a ciertos miembros masculinos de las familias reales, usualmente los hijos o nietos de reyes o reinas. El término puede también ser empleado para designar un noble de rango menor. Los príncipes son siempre masculinos; para las gobernantes femeninas o hijas de reyes y reinas, ver "princesa".

Cuchara que tiene un mango largo y una concavidad grande y profunda, utilizada para untar alimentos.

Spring-loaded clips for holding photographic prints for temporary assessment, usually designed with wide surface areas to clamp larger pieces of paper.

Rooms or larger areas devoted to the storage or display of fine art prints.

Ornamental motif in the form of a stylized flower, foliage, diamond, star, or other graphic shape cast as a single unit in letterpress, used to separate paragraphs, indicate notes, etc., and which can be repeated to form a decorative border.

Emblematic designs or devices of a printer or publisher. The printer's mark as an identifying device was used in typographic books with the invention of printing in the 15th century; printers gradually added a blank piece of paper at the front of a book to protect the first page from soiling. The identifying device, monogram, or emblem was applied to this page or with a brief sentence at the rear of the book; when the printer's mark was incorporated into the colophon, it is sometimes itself known as a "colophon."

Business enterprises centered on the printing press, having the main objective of printing books, journals, art prints, or other works. For enterprises having the primary objective of making printed products available to the public, but who may also print these products, use "publishing houses."

Studios in which one or more master printmakers create works, supervise assistants, and instruct pupils.

Los producción impresa de una computadora.

Genus of four species in Asia, including the leopard cat, flat-headed cat, and fishing cat.

Monjas a cargo de sus propios hogares (prioratos) o monjas de rango inmediatamente inferior al de una abadesa; dentro de una abadía presentan un rango similar al de un prior de claustro.