Agricola
Americannoun
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Georgius Georg Bauer, 1494–1555, German historian, physician, and pioneer in mineralogy.
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Gnaeus Julius a.d. 37–93, Roman general: governor of Britain.
noun
Example Sentences
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A telephone call to Cole’s attorney, Al Agricola, who had represented Cole in the civil lawsuit, was not immediately returned.
From Seattle Times
After living in centers for unaccompanied minors, he tried to find work in Belgium, but returned to Italy, where he is now enrolled in the agricultural work program of the Cooperativa Agricola San Francesco.
From Seattle Times
“People never gave up sending money to their families, and starting in May we began to see steady improvement,” said Oscar Enrique Hinds, remittances manager at Banco Agricola in San Salvador.
From New York Times
The father of modern mineral smelting, Georgius Agricola, saw this potential 500 years ago.
From New York Times
Corey Agricola, a chaplain at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital, assembled a team to make it happen.
From Fox News
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