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Sentence Examples
| The entire villa is decorated with antiques, curiosa and Bulgariana from the past two centuries. |
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| An unusual and unique curiosa item manufactured by the renowned maker of fine gentlemens knives and gaming devices. |
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| Almost seventy shops full of antiques, second-hand books, art and curiosa reinforce the historic character of the inner city. |
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| The bride's cake, a four-tiered round white cake with white icing, was decorated with brushed embroidery and fresh lavender curiosa roses. |
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| The patent curiosa pocket watch gun of coin silver, the normal watch mechanism replaced by a firing device, the barrel disguised as the winding stem, the trigger a lever next to stem. |
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| Little or unknown to the public, these works are often only frequented by a small circle of initiates, lovers of curiosa and private publications which Belgium has made its specialty. |
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| In Treignes the Museum of steam locomotifs accommodates a collection of historical engines, train lamps and other curiosa related tot railway traffic during the nineteenth and twentiest century. |
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| A long-time fan, the former boss of Creation Records steps in as the band get ready to tour with The Cure on their Curiosa tour of the US this summer. |
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Examples from Classical Literature
| A library of trivia, museum of curiosa, sideshow of freaks, and shrine of greatness. |
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| Here is particularly observable the curiosa felicitas, a fruitful soil and careful cultivation. |
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| It is the curiosa felicitas which Petronius ascribes to Horace in his Odes. |
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| It is taken from a paper printed in miscellanea Curiosa, vol. |
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