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Bayeux Tapestry shows that most
bowmen in
medieval Europe used belt
quivers. Back
quivers are
secured to the archer's back by
leather straps, with the nock...
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Quivers was born on
August 8, 1952, in Baltimore, Maryland. Her
parents were
educated only to the
seventh grade. In her 1995 autobiography,
Quivers revealed...
- a
quiver is
another name for a multidigraph; that is, a
directed graph where loops and
multiple arrows between two
vertices are allowed.
Quivers are...
- The
Quivering (also
known as Spud II) is a single-player point-and-click horror/comedy
themed video game,
developed by
Charybdis and
released by Alternative...
- 1861–1956
Quiver, an
imprint of the
Quarto Group focusing on ****
Quivers, a 1991
comic book by
Brian Bendis Quiver (band), a
British 1970s rock band
Quiver (KTU...
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locally known as the
quiver tree (Afrikaans: kokerboom)
because the San
people traditionally used its
branches to make
quivers. The
forest has grown...
- of the
class of tame
quivers (i.e.
Dynkin and
Euclidean quivers) in
terms of semi-invariants. Let Q be a
finite connected quiver. The
following are equivalent:...
- The
Quiver (1861–1956) was a w****ly
magazine published by C****ell's and was "designed for the
defence and
promotion of
biblical truth and the
advance of...
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Quiver Distribution is an American-Canadian film
production and film
distribution company founded in 2019 by
Berry Meyerowitz and Jeff Sackman. The company...
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Quiver is a 1997 first-person
shooter video game
developed and
published by ESD Games. The game
revolves around the
player infiltrating alien bases with...
