-
officer in
command of the party, the
inhabitants of Coorg,
although a
warlike race, are much… Surridge,
Keith (2007). "Martial Races: the Military, Race...
-
Frederick II (German:
Friedrich II.; 25
April 1211 – 15 June 1246),
known as
Frederick the
Quarrelsome (Friedrich der Streitbare), was Duke of Austria...
- nature,[according to whom?]
Albert was
given the
cognomen Bellator ("the
Warlike")
during his lifetime. Posthumously, he
became known as Alcibiades. Albert...
- "consecrated to the god Mars", and also may mean "God of war" or "to be
warlike".
Marcus was one of the
three most
common Roman given names. It is also...
-
Frederick I, the
Belligerent or the
Warlike (German:
Friedrich der Streitbare; 11
April 1370 – 4
January 1428), a
member of the
House of Wettin, ruled...
- and also
including Jupiter, and Minerva,
goddess of wisdom. Juno's own
warlike aspect among the
Romans is
apparent in her attire. She was
often shown...
-
Aboriginal peoples. It may be a
sacred ceremony, a
festive celebration, or of a
warlike character. A word
coined by the
first British settlers in the
Sydney area...
- The
epithet "the
Warlike" may
refer to:
Albert Alcibiades,
Margrave of Brandenburg-Kulmbach (1522–1557)
Crimthann the
Warlike, 8th
century Irish individual...
- god. He was
regarded as a
brother of Teshub, and it is ****umed he had a
warlike character.
Volkert Haas
proposed that Tašmišu's name was
derived from the...
- also
called Stratiotikos (Gr****: Στρατιωτικός, "the
military one, the
warlike") and the Old (Gr****: γέρων, geron),
reigned as
Byzantine emperor from...
