- was the
senior master sergeant Johan Wilhelm Paues (1837–1920) and her
mother was
Gustava Anderson.
Paues' best-known
siblings were
Johan (1876–1942),...
- ISSN 1871-241X. JSTOR 26382225.
Paues, Anna C. (2006). "A
fourteenth century English Biblical version". Anna C.
Paues, A
Fourteenth Century English Biblical...
- Tyndale, 2nd ed. London: John
Russell Smith, Soho Square. pp. xi–xii. Anna
Paues (1902), ed., A
Fourteenth Century Biblical Version:
Consisting of a Prologue...
-
designated the chargé d'affaires and
consul general in Rio de Janeiro,
Johan Paues [sv], as
resident minister to Brazil. He was
appointed Sweden's
first envoy...
- the
Swedish magazine Neo in 2006
along with
Peter Wolodarski and
Theodore Paues.
Swedish politician Carl
Bildt sat on the
board of the publication. During...
-
translations were created:
including the
Wycliffean Bibles (1383, 1393) and the
Paues New Testament,
based on the Vulgate. New
unauthorized translations were...
-
there were
several other translations,
which partially survive, such as the
Paues Fortheenth Century Middle English New Testament.
Early Modern English Bible...
- probably, at the
instigation of
agents of
Henry VIII and his
Anglican Church Paues, Anna Carolina; Henson,
Herbert Hensley (1911). "Bible, English" . In Chisholm...
- Pau (French pronunciation: [po],
Occitan pronunciation: [paw]: Basque:
Paue) is a
commune overlooking the Pyrenees, and
prefecture of the
department of...
- as Hesiod."
Statistics for the
three 'Hesiodic'
poems taken from A. V.
Paues, De
Digammo Hesiodeo Quaestiones (Stockholm 1897), and
stats for
Homer from...
