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captive Jaredite king Amnor,
Nephite spy in
Amlicite campaign (c. 87 BC)
Amoron, a
Nephite from the
fifth century AD (c. AD 380–400), and was a contemporary...
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Ammoron should not be
confused with Amaron, Ammaron,
Amoron, or
Moron (Book of Mormon)
three other Book of
Mormon figures with
similar names. According...
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Ammon (Book of
Mormon explorer)
Ammon (Book of
Mormon missionary)
Ammoron Amoron Amos, son of Amos Amos, son of
Nephi Amulek Amulon Antiomno Antionah Antionum...
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author is Chemish, who
explains that he
received the
plates from his
brother Amoron and saw him
write his last words. Next, Abinadom, the son of Chemish, recounts...
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tribes and
honorary chief of the
savage bezerkers of Nid.
Known also as
Amoron, the Wombat, he is a slayer, a reaver, a corsair, a usurper, and a conqueror...
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cargo ships Union Bridge &
Construction Company,
Morgan City, Louisiana:
Amoron Alabama Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Mobile, Alabama:
Banago Nelson...
- D‟EAU POTABLE, CAS DE LA
COMMUNE RURALE D‟AMBOVOMBE CENTRE, DE LA
REGION AMORON‟I
MANIA Estimated based on DEM data from
Shuttle Radar Topography Mission...
