- Netherlands. It was
first mentioned in 1463 as
Hempens, and
means "settlement of the
people of
Hempe (person)".
Hempens was an
agricultural community. In 1840...
- Hemp, or
industrial hemp, is a
plant in the
botanical class of
Cannabis sativa cultivars grown specifically for
industrial and
consumable use. It can be...
-
Proceedings of the 23rd
annual UCLA Indo-European Conference. Bremen:
Hempen. pp. 151–173. ISBN 978-3-934106-99-4.
Retrieved 19
February 2018. Greppin...
- ).
Indic Across the Millennia: from the
Rigveda to
Modern Indo-Aryans.
Hempen Verlag. pp. 145–152. ISBN 9783934106055. Hock, Hans Henrich; Bashir, E.;...
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battle between Lašininis ("porky")
personifying winter and
Kanapinis ("
hempen man")
personifying spring. Devils, witches, goats, the grim reaper, and...
- 17 in 2005. The
hamlet is
often referred as
Hempens-Teerns,
because it
forms a twin
settlement with
Hempens. The
hamlet was
first mentioned in 1397 as...
- End of the next
Session of Parliament,
certain Acts
relating to Linen,
Hempen, and
other Manufactures in Ireland.
Butter and
Cheese Trade Act 1844 7 &...
- Look up hemp or
hempen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hemp or
industrial hemp is a
strain of the
Cannabis sativa plant grown specifically for the...
-
justice in a
summary fashion, and many
ended their lives by "dancing the
hempen jig", a
euphemism for hanging.
Public executions were a form of entertainment...
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Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference.
November 8th and 9th, 2019. Eds. Goldstein, D. M., Jamison, S. W., Vine, B.). Bremen:
Hempen Verlag, 2020. pp. 17–35....
