-
particular its
bishop Nicolaus Zinzendorf and his
community at Herrnhut).
Preeminently, John
Wesley and
other early Methodists were at the root of sparking...
-
three generations,
estimated to be
about 75 years. The
subspecies is
preeminently threatened by
habitat loss,
degradation and fragmentation, and poaching;...
- from and in her
cosmic matrix all the
heavenly bodies were born. She is
preeminently the
mother of 12 Âdityas,
whose names include Vivasvān, Aryamā, Pūṣā...
- time the name
Mithra became a
common word for "Sun".
Mithra functioned preeminently in the
ethical sphere; he was the god of the covenant, who
oversaw all...
- nomination.
According to his
biographer Robert W. Johanssen:
Douglas was
preeminently a Jacksonian, and his
adherence to the
tenets of what
became known as...
- government.
According to his
biographer Robert W. Johanssen:
Douglas was
preeminently a Jacksonian, and his
adherence to the
tenets of what
became known as...
- only
fulfill his
exceptional god-ordained
destiny because Oedipus is a
preeminently capable and
intelligent human being." H. D. F.
Kitto said
about Oedipus...
- invar. It is used for
plating and as a
green tint in gl****.
Nickel is
preeminently an
alloy metal, and its
chief use is in
nickel steels and
nickel cast...
-
Thomas Eakins, John LaFarge, John
Singer Sargent,
Childe H****am, and,
preeminently,
Winslow Homer.
Watercolor was less po****r in
Continental Europe. In...
- or more bronze, white-footed stallions.
Mighty splendour ("amati") is
preeminently attributed to Savitr, and
mighty "golden"
splendour to him only. Such...
