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emperor

English form of imperator, the title given during the Roman Republic to victorious generals and later the official title of the Roman emperors.



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Emperor Butterfly (by Colefax and Fowler)has grandiose gold flowers and leaves woven in a rich silk/linen mix with largeembroidered butterflies.
Interiors all aflutter by The Evening Standard (London, England)
There are two rooms of pictures supported by several cases of books and memorabilia, from photograph albums to his protective efforts on behalf of the well named forestbound purple emperor butterfly.
A hunter's eye for nature by John McEwen / Spectator, The London
BLAIR'S BEASTIES Caesar dejectus TONY BLAIR PURPLE EMPEROR BUTTERFLY Growlingus gordius BRIGHTLY coloured, a prize specimen, the embodiment of vanity and ephemeral glory.
BLAIR'S BEASTIES by The Daily Mail (London, England)
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