- Mozi,
personal name Mo Di, was a
Chinese philosopher, logician, and
founder of the
Mohist school of thought,
making him one of the most
important figures...
- Lipeleng, Matsetseng, Methalaneng, Mothating,
Motse-Mocha,
Phamong (Aupolasi),
Phamong (Makaung),
Phamong (
Motse-Mocha), Phatlalla,
Phiring (Ha Mphole), Phiring...
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Community Trust (including
Rankoromane School,
Legodimo Youth Training and
Motse Wa
Badiri Training)
Camphill Farm
Community (Herm****)
Camphill School Herm****...
- מוצא/ מוֹצֵא מוצאת/ מוֹצֵאת מוצאים/ מוֹצְאִים מוצאות/ מוֹצְאוֹת find(s)
moTSE moTSET mots´IM mots´OT
Repeating סב/ סַב סבה/ סַבָּה סבים/ סַבִּים סבות/...
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surrounding South-East District.
Locals often refer to the city as GC or
Motse-Mshate. The city of
Gaborone is
named after Chief Gaborone of the Tlokwa...
-
wissenschaftlicher Verleger. Mei Yi-pao [zh] (1929), The
Ethical and
Political Works of
Motse, London: Probsthain.
Reprinted (1974), Taipei: Ch'eng-wen.
Burton Watson...
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lectionis is yod (י) or
aleph (א): בְּנֵי־ ([bəne], sons of), מוֹצֵא ([
moˈtse], finding). When the
mater lectionis is he (ה), the
vowel sign is usually...
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Atteridgeville Happy Boys (2003) Yaka
Kgosi (2003)
Letona La
Kandase (2002)
Motse Oa
Sione (2001) Rea Mo
Leboha (2000)
Marumo Fase (1999) Moya (1996) Rehauhele...
- Late-Imperial China.
Retrieved 7
April 2010. The
Ethical and
Political Works of
Motse [Mo-tzu] Book VIII,
Chapter ****I "On
Ghosts (III)
Electronic republication...
- – via
Internet Archive. Mozi (1929). The
Ethical and
Political Works of
Motse.
Translated by Mei, Y. P. London: Probsthain. Müller,
Friedrich Max (1870)...
