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Achots was a
region and a
family of the old
Armenia c. 400–800. The
ruler c. 430 was
Hemaiak Achotsi, and c. 445
Hrarat Achotsi. List of
regions of ancient...
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August 848. He was
succeeded by
three children (Babgen, Vasak-Ichkhanik and
Achot) that
ruled jointly.
Babgen fought with Grigor-Sufan and
killed him (sometime...
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Ashot IV (Armenian: Աշոտ Դ, romanized: Ashot D, died c. 1040–41),
surnamed Kaj (Armenian: Աշոտ Քաջ), i.e. "the Brave, the Valiant", was the
younger son...
- Mark ****ato (2010). "Ask a Scholar: What Does YHWH
Elohim Mean?". ach and
achot at balashon.com
Genesis 1:1–2
Genesis 2:4–7 Zagoria-Moffet, Adam (2015-05-13)...
- VI (1960)
Maurizio Pollini Italy
Irina Zaritskaya Soviet
Union Tania Achot-Haroutounian Iran VII (1965)
Martha Argerich Argentina
Arthur Moreira...
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Pollini Italy 2nd 30,000zł
Irina Zaritskaya Soviet Union 3rd 25,000zł
Tania Achot-Haroutounian [pl] Iran 4th 20,000zł Ming-Qiang Li
China 5th 15,000zł Zinaida...
- Mezzo, Bariton/narrator, violin, viola, cello, piano, percussion, 1999
Achot ketana (Little Sister), Soprano, 3 solo violins,
string orchestra, clarinet...
- her
music has a
distinctly Sephardic and
tonal character. An
example is "
Achot Ketana",
based on a 13th-century
Sephardic prayer, and
quoting from a Bach...
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Portuguese custom: Part one, Part two, Part three, Part four
Shema Yisrael Achot Ketanah - Rosh
Hashanah Mizmor le-David - Spanish-Portuguese
tradition En...
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Avraham ben
Yitzchaq he-Hazan (12th-13th centuries)
author of the
piyyut Achot qetanah (little sister). From the city of
Girona was the
greatest of Catalonian...
