- from
Pelorus Sound / Te
Hoiere because it was at the
entrance to that
stretch of
water where he
would regularly meet
ships to
accompany them.
Pelorus Jack...
- Look up
pelorus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pelorus may
refer to:
Pelorus (Sicily), a
peninsula of the
island of
Sicily Pelorus Island, an island...
-
instrument was
named for one
Pelorus, said to have been the
pilot for Hannibal,
circa 203 BC.
Harold Gatty described the use of a
pelorus by
Polynesians before...
-
Pelorus Sound (Māori: Te Hoiere;
officially Pelorus Sound / Te Hoiere) is the
largest of the
sounds which make up the
Marlborough Sounds at the north...
- million. In 2011,
Geffen sold
Pelorus to
Sheikh Abdullah bin Za**** bin
Sultan Al
Nahyan for 214
million euros. In 2016,
Pelorus was sold to Hong Kong billionaire...
- HMS
Pelorus is the
designation which has been
given to
numerous ships of the
Royal Navy. HMS
Pelorus (1808) was an 18-gun Cruizer-class brig-sloop launched...
- mythology,
Pelorus (Ancient Gr****: Πέλορος) may
refer to
several distinct characters:
Pelorus, also
called Peloreus, one of the Giants.
Pelorus, also Pelor...
- lost
three men
killed and four wounded;
Pelorus lost
three killed and five wounded. In
February 1810
Pelorus parti****ted in the
capture of Guadeloupe...
-
Pelorus Bridge is a tiny
locality in Marlborough, in New Zealand's
South Island,
where the Rai
River meets Pelorus River.
State Highway 6
crosses the Pelorus...
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their fleet at
Pelorus,
where they were
supported also by a land force. In 396 BCE the
Carthaginian general Himilco took post at
Pelorus with his fleet...
