- The M****acre (or Slaughter) of the
Innocents is a
story recounted in the
Nativity narrative of the
Gospel of
Matthew (2:16–18) in
which Herod the Great...
- Schreck, who was F.
Melius'
teacher in counterpoint, conducting, and composition.
Following the
completion of his diploma, F.
Melius moved back to Minneapolis...
-
Tizen (/ˈtaɪzɛn/) is a Linux-based
operating system primarily developed by
Samsung Electronics and
supported by the
Linux Foundation. The
project was originally...
- Péter
Melius Juhász (1532 – 25
December 1572) was a
Hungarian botanist, writer, theologist, and
bishop of the
Calvinist Reformed Church in Transylvania...
- single-family homes. In 1984,
Oheka was
purchased by Gary
Melius, a Long
Island developer.
Melius undertook the
largest private residential renovation project...
-
Kimani Melius (born 17
January 2001) is a West
Indian cricketer. He made his List A
debut for West
Indies B in the 2018–19
Regional Super50 tournament...
- was an
English Nonconformist clergyman. His
Mischief of
Separation and
Melius Inquirenduni became landmarks in the
history of
religious nonconformity...
- present-day Milan, Italy.
Melius abundare quam
deficere Better too much than not enough. Also used in
elliptical form as
melius abundare.
meliora better...
-
blamed Melius, the brakeman, for the accident, as they
believed he had not gone far
enough down the
track to
properly signal the
oncoming local.
Melius had...
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based in Northfield, Minnesota.
Founded in 1912 by
Norwegian immigrant F.
Melius Christiansen, the
choir has been
influential to
other church and college...
