PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «PRECEPTORATE»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PRECEPTORATE»
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preceptorate en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Lbbp had known and admired him since his days as a student at the
Preceptorate. Hewas wise, fair, and utterly devoted both tothe Preceptorate andto
science and learningin general.The thoughtthat Lbbp might have endangeredthe
...
2
Guardians of The Keep: Book Two of the Bridge of D'Arnath
He goes to the Preceptorate.” “The Preceptorate . . . He's going to murder Exeget.
Is that what the old devil told him to do?” “No, my lady. He has no means to do
such a thing.” The Dulcé's eyes dropped to the tangle of leather and steel in his ...
3
The Soul Weaver: Book Three of the Bridge of D'Arnath
You have a better head for it than anyone in Avonar, including me. Ce'Aret will
govern in my stead. Ustele will hold the desert portals and Men'Thor the
temporary command, as I've instructed him. Mem'Tara is new to the Preceptorate
...
... world to conquer. His persuasiveness, says St Simon, had been spoilt by its
own success, till it could bear no. 1 Sallwllrk, p. 57. * Telemaque, bk. x. Wks., vi. p.
475. 1 St Simon, x. p. 287. * See below, ch. THE. COURT. PRECEPTORATE. 83.
Stafford Harry Northcote St. Cyres (Viscount), François de Salignac de La Mothe- Fénelon, 1901
5
Annals of the Hospital of S. Wulstan: Or the Commandery in ...
It was during the Preceptorate of Walter London that the great suit, which had
been going on for the incredible period of nearly two hundred years, was at
length brought to a close. For in 1432 there was another composition made
between the ...
Frederick Thomas Marsh, 1890
6
The history and antiquities of the parish of Mid-Calder: ...
In the year 1489 he is first styled William, Lord St. John, a dignity conferred upon
him and his successors in the preceptorate of Torphichen by James IV., by whom
he was much employed in the public transactions of the period. His nephew ...
Hardy Bertram M'Call, 1894
Joined with this reason there was the secret hope that the savings realized in this
preceptorate would permit me, my licentiate once passed, to prepare for my
fellowship examination in Paris. A residence in that city attracted me, my dear
master ...
In his pronouncements to the Preceptorate, Dassine claimed that the Lords were
more terrible and the Zhid more numerous than anyone had ever suspected, and
that the Dar'Nethi must reverse their thinking on how to contain them.
9
Alien Shores: An Anthology of Australian Science Fiction
Then the defectors arrived with the weapon's secret, and he had been as eager
as any to hit back at the hated Southern Preceptorate. They showed how
telepathy is but a subset of empathy, of how there is an oblivion point in all minds.
Peter McNamara, Margaret Winch, 1994
10
The Life and Times of Robert Gib, Lord of Carribber, ...
John of Jerusalem, who had their Preceptorate or chief site and regality there,
and the history of that military and monastic order of Knighthood is that of
Torphichen itself. The Knights of St. John were first established in Scotland by
David i. or ...
Sir George Duncan Gibb, 1874
