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Nericus or
Nerikos (Ancient Gr****: Νήρικος), also
known as
Neritus or
Neritos (Νήρῐτος), was a well-fortified town on the
mainland of
ancient Acarnania...
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Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
Retrieved on
March 8, 2015. Doerr,
Musha Neriko (Brookdale
Community College) and Kiri Lee (Lehigh University). "Contesting...
- "Bak****", is of this type, and ****an has a
history of
kneaded incense,
called nerikō or awasekō, made
using this method.
Within the
Eastern Orthodox Christian...
- utensils, and
clothing worn.
During the winter, a type of
incense known as
Neriko, a type of
incense that is
formed into pellets, is used. Jin or Byakudan...
- Catherine, at G****an,
Thompson proceeded with a
small party in
boats up the
Neriko river.
During his absence, the crew of the
Catherine was m****acred by the...
- G****an,
Thompson proceeded with a
small party in
boats as far as the
River Neriko.
During his absence, the crew of his ship were m****acred by the Portuguese...
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Archived from the
original on 2013-12-11.
Retrieved January 15, 2012. Doerr,
Neriko Musha (2009). The
Native Speaker Concept:
Ethnographic Investigations of...
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Metropolis (polis) pre ****enistic
Nellos pre ****enistic
fortress Nerikos pre ****enistic
Nerikos pre ****enistic
fortress Nesos pre ****enistic
harbour Nicopolis...
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diarist (born 1580) John Webster,
English dramatist (born c. 1580)
Neriko Musha Doerr (22
December 2009). The
Native Speaker Concept: Ethnographic...
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during the
colder seasons. In case of the ro, the
incense used is
called Neriko (練香),
which are
small kneaded balls from a
mixture of woods, ****es, and...
