MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PYGARG»
pygarg
animal
mentioned
bible
deuteronomy
animals
permitted
food
septuagint
translates
dishon
pygargos
king
james
version
takes
from
there
term
henry
baker
tristram
proposed
antelope
addax
described
topical
pygarg
rump
this
properly
name
species
eagle
applied
quadruped
apparently
gazelle
history
links
ancient
biblical
studies
easton
springing
deut
supposed
study
tools
verses
references
topic
using
merriam
webster
obsolete
rumped
ungulate
variants
also
pygargus
origin
latin
define
zool
probably
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PYGARG»
Découvrez l'usage de
pygarg dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
pygarg et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Bible Animals; being a description of every living creature ...
The Dishon or Dyshon—Signitication of the word Pygarg—Certsinty that the
Dishon is an antelope, and that it must be one of a few species—Former and
present range of the Aildax—Description of the Addax—The Strepsiceros of Pliny
.
John George WOOD (M.A.), Frederick William KEYL, George PEARSON (Engraver.), 1869
2
Bible Animals: Being a Description of Every Living Creature ...
THE PYGARG, OR ADDAX. The Dishon or Dysh0n—Signification of the word
Pygarg—Certainty that the Dishon is an antelope, and that it must he one of a few
species—Former and present range of the Addax—Description of the Addax—
The ...
3
Story of the Bible Animals / A Description of the Habits and ...
PYGARG,. OR. ADDAX. The Dishon or Dyshon—Signification of the word Pygarg
—Certainty thattheDishonisan antelope, and that it must be one of a few species
—Former and present range of the Addax—Description of theAddax. There is a ...
4
The Journal of sacred literature, ed. by J. Kitto. ...
BIBLICAL ERRORS IN JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. By Dr. Benisch. Sir, — Allow
me to call the attention of the lexicographers of the English language to two
mistakes in Johnson's Dictionary referring to Scripture. The Doctor explains '
pygarg ...
5
The Journal of Sacred Literature
BIBLICAL ERRORS IN JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. By Dr. Benisch. Sir, — Allow
me to call the attention of the lexicographers of the English language to two
mistakes in Johnson's Dictionary referring to Scripture. The Doctor explains '
pygarg' ...
John Kitto, Henry Burgess, Benjamin Harris Cowper, 1849
6
The avenger of blood. The soothsayer of No. The valley of angels
Pygarg; and thought, with a sighing soul, why troubleth he himself with me ? ” _
As they proceeded on their way, he again sent for her to his chariot; again
accosted her with afl'able words, and pointed out the great objects of the kingdom
...
7
Scripture Natural History; being an account of the animals, ...
PYGARG.—This name occurs only in Deut. xiv. 4, as an equivalent for the
Hebrew dishon, which is mentioned among the clean animals. The Hebrew term
is supposed by some authorities to mean an ash-coloured, by others a leaping,
animal.
8
The Natural History of the Bible: Being a Review of the ...
Henry Baker Tristram. PORCUPILE(Irystfl'z crirtata.) without trouble. The
porcupine is found in Southern Europe, the whole of North Africa, and Western
Asia. Elsewhere its place is taken by other similar species. PYGARG. Heb.
dish6m—In the ...
Henry Baker Tristram, 1867
Pygarg; and thought, with a sighing soul, why troubleth he himself with me ? " As
they proceeded on their way, he again sent for her to his chariot; again accosted
her with affable words, and pointed out the great objects of the kingdom through ...
10
Pantika: or, Traditions of the most ancient times
Pygarg; and thought, with a sighing soul, why troubleth he himself with me ? " As
they proceeded on their way, he again sent for her to his chariot; again accosted
her with affable words, and pointed out the great objects of the kingdom through ...
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «PYGARG»
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pygarg est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Was Marius the giraffe kosher?
“These are the beasts which ye shall eat: the ox, the sheep, and the goat, the hart, and the roebuck, and the fallow deer, and the wild goat, and the pygarg, and ... «Haaretz, févr 14»
