- A
paranymph is a
ceremonial ****istant or
coach in a ceremony. In
ancient Gr**** weddings, the
bride and
bridegroom were
attended by
paranymphs and, from...
- daytime. In the Netherlands, the
attendants of the
graduate student,
called paranymphs, will also wear
white tie. Some
fraternities such as
Freemasons and Odd...
- from the committee.
Sometimes the
candidate is
accompanied by one or two
paranymphs, who
theoretically might help
defend a
question asked by a
committee member...
- procedure, and
dress code. In most protocols,
candidates can be
supported by
paranymphs, a
largely ceremonial role, but they are
formally allowed to take over...
-
playing in blue and
white colors. On May 1, 1955, Confiança,
through its
paranymph,
called Joaquim Sabino Ribeiro Chaves,
built its stadium,
named Proletário...
-
called agons. They were also used in
ceremonial functions, as when a
paranymph, or
friend of a bridegroom, went with him in a
chariot to
fetch the bride...
- also
offers a
definition of the pronuba,
stating that it is a type of
paranymph who
oversaw the
wedding ceremony.
Roman art
offers numerous depictions...
- muni****lity.
Paraninfo Universitario [es]
Plaza de
Armas Currently a
paranymph of the
National University of
Saint Anthony the Abbot, it
served as the...
- Type
Description Location Language Date
issued Image Bulwagang Paraninfo Paranymph Hall
Building Auditorium A
short ceremony was held on
December 16, 1941...
- at the VU
University Amsterdam. At the
ceremony on 12
March 1971 his
paranymphs were
Norbert Schmelzer and Haya van Someren. The
career of journalism...
