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Polyanthea Mariana, in qua libris octodecim ... Mariæ ... - Halaman 450
1- do malorum., 8: tribulationum анаша _mari ¿nu than”. femper peticlitantur. [dem ищем. MURUS fortifiîmus :i facie inimicorum ‚ ab »expeótatíone cotum hberans nos. [dem шиш. MURUS mundi. Idem in гита: Grecorum die/f. Aug-uffi.
Hippolytus MARRACCIUS, 1710
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Western North Atlantic Palaeogene and Cretaceous ... - Halaman 105
(f) Micula murus. XP. Hole 1052E. 20R-3, 65-68 cm. Subzone CC26b. Blake Nose, (g) Micula murus, XP. Hole 1050C. I3R-3. 67-68 cm. Subzone CC26b. Blake Nose, (h) Micula praemurus, XP, Hole 1050C, 15R-6. 34-35 cm. Subzone CC25c.
Dick Kroon, Richard DeWitt Norris, Adam Klaus, 2001
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Mural Controversy: The Question, "Who Built Hadrian's ... - Halaman 76
Murus and Vallum. Before proceeding farther with the consideration of direct testimonies we may dwell awhile on the controverted words — murus and vallum. Mr. Bell says — " A cavil has been set up about the terms murus and vallum ; but I ...
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A History of Northumberland, in Three Parts: General ... - Halaman 308
Urbicus, under Antoninus Pius, drew another murus of I turf before the barbarians in Britain, so that one earthen barrier must have existed in Britain before that of Glotta and Bodotria, made in that reign : and that could be none other than the ...
John Hodgson, John Hodgson-Hinde, James Raine, 1840
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Murus Et Antemurale Oder Muri Und Seine Vormaur...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Cusanus: A Legacy of Learned Ignorance - Halaman 46
This is evident from how chapter 9 begins, for the first time, to explore two new ways of using limits to go beyond them — the language of infinitas and the image of the murus paradisi.80 All contracted forms of existence are found in God, the ...
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Diagnoses in Assyrian and Babylonian Medicine: Ancient ...
(BAM 124i 8-9 / /AMT78 /1+ i 15-16)241 **Ifa person is sick with murus kabbarti and his heels are swollen, the muscles ofhis feet are so thickened that he cannot walk, to cure him . . . 3.242 DIS NA GIG ka-bar-ti GIG-ma SA GIRH-Eu sak-gu.
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Eburacum: Or York Under the Romans - Halaman 18
A murus or wall, with stations, towers, and turrets.2 The mean height of the wall is thought to have been twelve feet, and its breadth at the base eight feet. Its facings were composed of hewn sandstones, eight inches square on the surface, and ...
Charles Wellbeloved, 1842
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A New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome - Halaman 263
Figure 58 Murus Servii Tullii and Principal Roads Entering Rome, with the Gates in the Walls Numbered Figure 59 Nymphaeum (“Tempio di Minerva Medica"), Plan, Showing Two. uated. The wall embraced both lobes of the Aventine and ...
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Origines Celticae (a Fragment) and Other Contributions to ...
could not be kept in subjection, and that the Emperor went to Britain, where ' he put many things to rights, and was the first to carry a murus over eighty miles of country to separate the barbarians from the Romans.' We are further told that ...
