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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE EARTHSHAKER»
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the Earthshaker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Earthshaker: An American Indian Myth
Tells how an Indian boy stole fire from a magician for his grandmother.
Akastos stiffened. “The Crows? Theywere here? On the island?” “Down the coast!
There was abattle on theshore.Then Pirra— she woke the Earthshaker. But now
they're gone.” “And I never knew,” said Akastos to himself. “Looks like the gods ...
The Earthshaker opened its jaws wide and gave a bloodcurdling cry. The awful
sound was something of a cross between the growl of a dog and the scream of a
terrified woman. Raising its head angrily. the great beast cried out again.
4
Geltab Omnibus Volume: 35 Stories for Your Mind
“Yes it is,” Iron replied coldly as I saw his hand fall to his sword hilt. “We could not
stop the magic alone; we have no sorcery, only skill in assassination. The
Abandoner set the wizards free at the behest of the Earthshaker. Our spies report
that ...
5
The Song of
the Sirens and Other Essays
5.423): “For I know how the famous Earthshaker hates me (0d6dustai).” The verb
odadustai (he hates me), from odussomai,25 plays on the name Odysseus. And it
is quite true that Poseidon the Earthshaker, with his wrath against Odysseus, ...
6
The Song of
the Sirens: Essays on Homer
And it is quite true that Poseidon the Earthshaker, with his wrath against
Odysseus, activates the name, makes it significant, as if "Odysseus" meant "he
who is hated by Poseidon." Elsewhere the poet explains how Odysseus as an
infant ...
“The Earthshaker,” he said to continue the story, “took full advantage of the
human population. He claimed women and created his own evil harem.” Lucia
made a disgustedsound and trudged on. “Yeah. I can'timagine either.Don't want
to.
8
The Four Forges:
The Elven Ways #1
This was the Demon-God Mmenonrakka, the earthshaker. He had suspected it
before and now knew it as deep in his bones as the earthshaker had struck into
the rock and stone. He would have to consider carefully where he would loose it
...
When Poseidon the earthshaker heard her words he made his way through the
battle and the spears' turmoil, and came to where Aeneas and renowned Achilles
were. Then straightaway he poured a mist over the eyes of Peleus' son Achilles, ...
10
The Iliad: (
The Stephen Mitchell Translation)
But the Earthshaker, Poseidon, the Earth-encircler, cheered on the Argive
commanders in the likeness of Calchas the seer, with his tireless voice. He spoke
first to the two Ajaxes, who were already eager for battle: “You two can save the ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THE EARTHSHAKER»
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the Earthshaker is used in the context of the following news items.
The Earthshaker
What if we say there might be a day in future when you can just drive to Brazil or the United States and you don't have to cross a sea? What if we say a time ... «The Daily Star, Jul 14»
アースシェイカー、30周年記念ライブ作品のトレーラー映像公開
DVDとBlu-rayには、新作アルバム『THE EARTHSHAKER』の収録曲「放熱」、「月に叢雲花に風」、「エンジン」に加え、「COURSE OF LIFE」、「PRAY FOR THE EARTH」 ... «BARKS, Apr 14»
【インタビュー】EARTHSHAKER、変わることのないポテンシャルの高さで …
古巣であるKING RECORDS・NEXUSレーベルから、デビュー30周年となる2013年6月21日に、通算21枚目となる30周年記念アルバム『THE EARTHSHAKER』をリリース ... «BARKS, Jul 13»
Namazu the Earthshaker
According to a popular Japanese myth the cause of earthquakes is the giant fish Namazu, often depicted as a giant catfish in woodcuts called namazu-e. «Scientific American, Mar 12»
