n. 普林尼〔人名〕。 Pliny “the Elder”, Gaius Plinius Secundus 老普林尼〔23-79，古罗马政治家，百科辞典编集者〕。 Pliny “the Younger”, Gaius Plinius Caecilius Secundus 〔小普林尼62(？)-113著作家，政治家，雄辩家〕。
Example Sentences:
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Pliny recommended it as an antidote to poison 普林尼推荐它，作为一种解毒剂。
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All the same , i should very much have liked to be pliny the younger 但一如既往的，我非常希望成为小普里尼。
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Pliny the younger 小皮里纽约
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It was clear from the accounts of the historian pliny ( 23 - 79 a . d . ) that the romans also possessed burning - glasses 从历史学家普林尼（公元23 - 79年）的记述中清楚知道罗马人也有点火镜。
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Pliny the elder recorded that this land was 12 , 000 km distant from c 酝 iz , and uba , a numidian king intended to establish a stock farm of purple murex there 老普林尼记载这块土地离乌巴大概12 ， 000公里，一位努米底亚国王打算用紫色的骨螺在那里建立一个畜牧场。
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An italian foundation which aims to recreate antique traditions distilled them according to techniques described by pliny the elder , by grinding the herbs , adding them to oil and water , then burying them in a small long - necked jug over hot embers for 12 hours 目前，这些香水中有4瓶已经被还原。一家意大利基金会根据专家的建议提取出香水瓶中的香精然后加入精油和水，最后将混合物装入细颈小瓶并置于滚烫的灰烬上存放12小时。
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In ten minutes after the strangers had departed , franz was on the road to the piazza de spagni , listening with studied indifference to the learned dissertation delivered by albert , after the manner of pliny and calpurnius , touching the iron - pointed nets used to prevent the ferocious beasts from springing on the spectators 十分钟以后，弗兰兹已在回伦敦旅馆的路上了，一路上心不在焉地听阿尔贝根据普林尼和卡尔布纽的著作大谈那用来防止兽扑到看客身上的铁丝网。
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The ancient testimony , however , is widespread , and it comes from a variety of sources : historians such as pliny and diodorus , philosophers such as plato , the poets aeschylus and cicero , the geographer strabo , the travel writer pausanias , and even a priest of apollo who served at delphi , the famous essayist and biographer plutarch 然而古老的见证广为流传，来源各有不同：历史学家普林尼与狄奥多鲁斯，哲学家如柏拉图、诗人爱斯奇勒斯与西塞罗，地质学家史特拉波，旅行作家波塞尼亚斯，甚至包括一名在德尔菲为阿波罗服务的祭司，即著名的散文兼传记作家普鲁塔克。
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" oh , do not give me credit for this , madame ; it was done by the romans , who much esteemed them , and pliny relates that they sent slaves from ostia to rome , who carried on their heads fish which he calls the mulus , and which , from the description , must probably be the goldfish “噢，可别给我加上那种荣誉，夫人。这种事在罗马人眼里是很普通的。普林尼普林尼六二一一三，罗马作家译注的书上曾说过，他们常常派奴隶头顶着活鱼从奥斯蒂亚运到罗马，他们把那种鱼叫作墨露斯，从他的描写上来判断，大概就是鲷鱼。
