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"Simplicio of Zaragoza was a 6th-century Bishop of Zaragoza. He was consecrated about 586AD, after the death of the Visigoth King Liuvigild. He attended the Council of Toledo, (589AD).Martín Carrillo: Catalogo de los obispos de Zaragoza, pp. 228-229.Manuel Risco: España sagrada, vol. XXX, pp. 137-138.Lamberto de Zaragoza: Teatro histórico de las iglesias del reyno de Aragón, tomo II, pp. 130-131. Some authors Lamberto de Zaragoza, Teatro histórico de las iglesias del reyno de Aragón, Vol II, pp. 130-131.Luis López: Pilar de Zaragoza, pp. 221-222. also make him a participant in the second Council of Zaragoza (592AD), where there is a mention of Bishop Simplicio de Urgell. OthersGregorio de Argaiz La Soledad laureada por San Benito y sus hijos en las iglesias de España, tomo II, pp. 207-208. bring forward his entry into the diocese to 584 attributing to him a role in the conversion of King Leovigild to Catholicism.Manuel Risco: España sagrada, vol. XXX, pp. 137-138.Lamberto de Zaragoza: Teatro histórico de las iglesias del reyno de Aragón, tomo II, pp. 130-131. References Category:592 deaths Category:Archbishops of Zaragoza Category:Archbishops of Valencia "
"Penicillium christenseniae is a fungus species of the genus of Penicillium which was isolated from native forest near Costa Rica.UniProt Penicillium christenseniae is named after Martha Christensen. See also *List of Penicillium species References christenseniae Category:Fungi described in 2011 "
"Myrmecia impaternata is a species of gynogenetic, female-only ant in the genus Myrmecia. Described by Robert Taylor in 2015, the species is endemic to Australia and is common in Canberra and around Armidale. Observations of the species have been confirmed in Queensland. M. impaternata is a hybrid species, with its origin tracing back to Myrmecia banksi and Myrmecia pilosula. References Category:Myrmeciinae Category:Hymenoptera of Australia Category:Insects described in 2015 Category:Insects of Australia "