- Jasper, an
aggregate of
microgranular quartz and/or
cryptocrystalline chalcedony and
other mineral phases, is an opaque,
impure variety of silica, usually...
-
Pliny the Elder's
Naturalis Historia as a term for a
translucent kind of
jaspis.
Another reference to a gem by the name of khalkedón (χαλκηδών) is found...
-
Synonyms Amorphina stellifera Carter, 1879
Aurora globostellata Carter, 1883
Jaspis stellifera Carter, 1879
Stelletta globostellata Carter, 1883 Stellettinopsis...
-
PickE early September.
Pickg August 25–September 7. Use September–October
Jaspi Finland Introduced 1980 A red apple. P Lobo x Huvitus.
Flesh sweet, subacid...
-
talisman against tempests.
Jasper Heb. יָשְׁפֵ֑ה yashpeh; Sept. iaspis; Vulg.
jaspis; the
twelfth stone of the
breastplate (Ex., xxviii, 18; ****ix, 11), representing...
- Ven) 1964 – Lente;
zeven verhalen (Spring,
seven stories) 1964 – Jade,
jaspis en de
jitterbug (under the
pseudonym Ton Ven) 1965 – De
Golbertons 1981...
- old
school in Björneborg. In the
spring of 1993,
Fossmo was
involved with
Jaspis. In
Kristinehamn this was a
small group inspired by Ulf Ekman's
Livets Ord...
-
provides support for a wide
variety of
specifications and
protocols including JASPI, JMX, JNDI, OSGi, WebSocket, HTTP/2, and more.
Originally developed by software...
- the 2nd
class (for non-Christians),
August 14, 1857 Dr.
Albert Sigismund Jaspis (1809–1885),
Generalsuperintendant of
Pommern in Stettin,
awarded the 2nd...
-
individual eventing.
Eight years later he
finished 17th with his
horse Jaspis in the
individual dressage competition. As
member of the
Norwegian dressage...
