Associations to the word «Pliny»
Noun
- Elder
- Ptolemy
- Plutarch
- Herodotus
- Gaius
- Cicero
- Galen
- Seneca
- Ovid
- Aristotle
- Geographer
- Earle
- Cato
- Claudius
- Eruption
- Gaul
- Nero
- Younger
- Lib
- Tiberius
- Naturalist
- Cassius
- Druid
- Philo
- Virgil
- Plato
- Goddard
- Titus
- Roman
- Magus
- Romans
- Caesar
- Ad
- Nat
- Ancient
- Byzantium
- Bce
- Antiquity
- Lucian
- Papyrus
- Liber
- Como
- Mention
- Celt
- Julius
- Rufus
- Lucius
- Augustus
- Cornelius
- Eyewitness
- Orator
- Fume
- Briton
- Euphrates
- Antidote
- Horace
- Anecdote
- Superstition
- Historian
- Greek
- Vandal
- Bede
- Bc
- Epistle
- Iberia
- Seville
- Asbestos
- Aphrodite
- Contemporary
- Nephew
- Hercules
- Rome
- Labyrinth
- Grape
- Gladiator
- Botany
- Tropic
- Marcus
- Obelisk
Adjective
Wiktionary
PLINY, proper noun. An ancient Roman praenomen.
Dictionary definition
PLINY, noun. Roman writer and nephew of Pliny the Elder; author of books of letters that commented on affairs of the day (62-113).
PLINY, noun. Roman author of an encyclopedic natural history; died while observing the eruption of Vesuvius (23-79).
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