Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Plural of
folium . - noun A Spanish dance for one person.
- noun Music for such a dance, or in imitation of its rhythm, which is triple and slow.
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Examples
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This year's event ran from July 23 to August 1 and offered everything from classical music and Brazilian popular music to the folkloric music-and-dance traditions of jongo, calango, caxambú and folia de reis.
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The cerebellum consists of a large mass of closely packed folia, which are bundles of nerve cells described in the literature as leaflike.
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There were folia de reis, jongo, caxambú, capoeira, calango, cana-verde, and maculelê groups from towns in the valley.
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This year's event ran from July 23 to August 1 and offered everything from classical music and Brazilian popular music to the folkloric music-and-dance traditions of jongo, calango, caxambú and folia de reis.
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There were folia de reis, jongo, caxambú, capoeira, calango, cana-verde, and maculelê groups from towns in the valley.
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This means the mineral forms folia or layers, like the mineral mica.
Molybdenum 2008
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I had vague plans about doing some garden work tonight, but I ended up only taking photos of flowers and adding them to flickr so I could include them at folia.
Garden blogging and tech annoyances magnio 2008
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Porro impediunt et remittunt coitum folia salicis trita et epota, et si frequentius usurpentur ipsa in totum auferunt.
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The article proceeds to read several fascinating folia of some thirteenth-century Bibles moralisées and discusses, in particlar, the way that pagan Eastern thought was represented in the form of astrologers, and are constantly seen as challenging and encroaching upon the divine sciences.
Archive 2006-05-01 Miglior acque 2006
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The article proceeds to read several fascinating folia of some thirteenth-century Bibles moralisées and discusses, in particlar, the way that pagan Eastern thought was represented in the form of astrologers, and are constantly seen as challenging and encroaching upon the divine sciences.
Katherine H. Tachau, "God's Compas and Vana Curiositas", Art Bulletin 80 (1998), 7-33 Miglior acque 2006
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