-
Pettit (2019), pp. 206–210, note 41 Magnæus (1787), p. 294 "Latin: In sino,
ferreo vase". Falk (1894), p. 51. "Mimetræts hane (****erel of the Mímameiðr--Mímir's...
- The FE-10 (abbreviated from the Spanish:
Férreo Español 2010) is a steel-wheeled
model of
electrical multiple units used on the
Mexico City Metro, first...
-
wrote some
books about Italian military history. The most
famous are: "Il
Ferreo Terzo Corpo in
Africa Orientale" (1937) "L'evoluzione dell'arte
della guerra"...
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touch him. It
would seem
clear that, in
terms of
their motto Ferrea Mole,
Ferreo Cuore, the
Italian carristi really had "iron hearts", even
though as the...
- The FE-07 (abbreviated from the Spanish:
Férreo Español 2007) is a steel-wheeled
model of
electrical multiple units used on the
Mexico City Metro, entering...
-
Division "Vittorio Veneto" Garrison/HQ
Pordenone Motto(s) "Ferrea mole,
Ferreo cuore" (Iron m****, Iron heart)
Colors Blue and red Mascot(s) Ram Head Engagements...
-
lines were used
instead of
pneumatic traction,
promoting the name
metro férreo (steel-rail metro) as
opposed to the
previous eight lines that used pneumatic...
- Cup final.
Scores and
results list Mexico's goal
tally first. "Volante
Ferreo...
Javier Valdivia Huerta" [Iron
Midfielder ...
Javier Valdivia Huerta]...
- War II; in 1940 he
coined the
motto of Italy's tank troops,
Ferrea mole,
ferreo cuore ("Iron hulls, iron hearts"). He was born in Novi di
Modena on 5 December...
- Duke of Alva (Dutch: "IJzeren Hertog") "The Iron Pope" (Italian: Il Papa
Ferreo): Pope
Sixtus V "Kaiser Bill":
Wilhelm II,
German Emperor "The King of May"...
