10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «BELUS»
Discover the use of
belus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
belus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
1
Primitive history, from the Creation to Cadmus - Halaman 291
who as Diodorus writes went' from E«vpt to Babylon ; which is somewhat confirmed by Paufanias, who fays the Babylonian Belus was from the Egyptian; whom he wrongly supposes to be the son of Neptune ; unless he be the first Neptune, ...
2
The sacred and profane history of the world connected. ...
Pausanias, it can in no wife be concluded, that the Babylonians had had no king named Belus, until this Egyptian Belus came amongst them : but the true inferences from it are these : i . That deities had commonly a cognomen or additional ...
3
Virgil's Aeneid: Semantic Relations and Proper Names - Halaman 68
'ducit' of Penthesilea) and the daughter of 'Belus' (<'bellum'; cf. 'bellatrix', of Penthesilea), and her death will be caused bv a 'uir'. VIII. BELUS AND BITIAS (728-39) 1 . Belus Virgil makes Belus the father of Dido and also the founder of the ...
4
Rivers of Israel, Including: Jordan River, Kishon River, ...
We believe books such as this represent a new and exciting lexicon in the sharing of human knowledge. This particular book is a collaboration focused on Rivers of Israel.
5
Parsed Vergil: Completely Scanned-parsed Vergil's Aeneid ...
expul,Siim. patri,is,. „. nova. vegna. pe,tentem. have been driven out native, new realms seeking Auxili,6 Be,li : „ g3ni,tor turn , Belus o,pimam«2i by the aid oj' Belus : my sire then Belus wealthy ...
Archibald A. Maclardy,
1899
6
Echoes of Dyma Dal Iesin: Book I of the Rugby Player's Tale
Apparently he got into a very nasty confrontation with their centurion, a man called Flavius, who seemed to take a real exception at finding Belus drunk in his watch area. Each man gave as good as he got, until one of the watchmen rapped ...
7
The Sacred and Profane History of the World Connected: ...
So they called one of them Bel, Baal, or Belus, another, perhaps, Adar, another Nebo, another Gad, and in time they put two or three of these names together,4 and this was their way of putting the names of their gods upon them.1 But it cannot ...
Samuel Shuckford, James Creighton,
1824
8
The Origins of the Jump Shot: Eight Men who Shook the ...
Louis Globe-Democrat claimed that even if the lights went out in the St. Louis arena, "few fans wouldn't be able to recognize [Belus] by his walk or his shot." He was among the top scorers during the short history of the BAA, but no matter how ...
9
Newton's Revised History of Ancient Kingdoms: A ...
Kings of Assyria 9.1 Pul or Belus (c. 790-748 BC) 9.1.1 The Founding of Babylon 543. Herodotus says that one of the gates of Babylon was called the gate of Semiramis. {*Herodotus, i. 3. C. /55. 2:189} She finished building the walls of the city ...
Isaac Newton, Larry Pierce, Marion Pierce,
2009
10
The sacred and prophane history of the world: connected, ...
Paufanias, it can in no wife be concluded, that the Babylonians had had no king named Belus, until this Egyptian Belus came amongst them : but the true inferences from it are these: i. That deities had commonly a cognomen or additional ...