aquae

• The advisory first was issued on Sept. 16 after anabaena flos-aquae, a potentially toxic form of bacteria that can be harmful to people or pets if they ingest or inhale it, was found in the lake. —  MailTribune.com Latest Headlines
• C. aquae-gelidea is rarer in cultivation; both grow wild in moist soils at lower elevations in the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges. —  The Seattle Times
• Mirjam Viterbi Ben Horin takes this analysis further delving into the concept of Mikvah - the Jewish ritual purifying bath - through references made from the gathering of waters in Genesis to the conversion to Judaism in Talmud and Jonah's watery transformation, Circumdederunt me aquae usque ad animam ( 'the waters surrounded me even to the soul', Jonah 2: 5). —  cafebabel.com
• Carcer uterque locus Est ibi defectus aquae, sed copia cretae Saevit ibi ventus, sed philomela silet The commission to inquire into the proposed change was appointed by the Pope in 1217, and from this year begins the rapid decay of Old Sarum. —  Wanderings in Wessex An Exploration of the Southern Realm from Itchen to Otter
• [6499]_Hunc Deum muscae et vermes irrident, quum ipsum polluunt et devorant, subditus est igni, aquae, et latrones furantur, pixidem auream humi prosternunt, et se tamen non defendit hic Deus. —  The Anatomy of Melancholy

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