- Sahl ibn
Bishr al-Israili (c. 786–c. 845), also
known as
Rabban al-Tabari and Haya al-Yahudi ("the Jew"), was a
Jewish or
Syriac Christian astrologer,...
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protecting Dalinar's sons,
Kaladin meets Zahel, a
veteran hired to
train Renarin.
During his
teaching with Renarin,
Zahel questions Kaladin about his motive...
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Ethel May
Eliza Zahel (3
February 1877 – 9
April 1951) was an
Australian public servant and
schoolteacher who was born in Mackay, Queensland, Australia...
- who are from or who have
lived on Badu
Island include:
Ethel May
Eliza Zahel (1877–1951),
teacher and
public servant. Tanu Nona (1902–1980), pearler...
- to play
American football for the
Alabama Crimson Tide.
Ethel May
Eliza Zahel (1877–1951),
teacher and
public servant.
Queensland portal Islands portal...
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Mountains Mount Mistake (998m)
Mount Haldon (906m)
Point Pure (892m)
Mount Zahel (880m)
Mount William (843m)
Little Liverpool Range Mount Castle (969m) Kangaroo...
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internationally acclaimed viticulture tradition. The best
known are the
Edlmoser and
Zahel families. Mauer's wine-growing area is
divided into
three locations: Maurer...
- A (18) Ela–Amídá
Budge (16) 'Ella 'Āmīdā 19 [Ela–]
Sahel IV Páez 2 (19)
Zahêl 2
years Dillmann A (19) Ela–Saḥl
Budge (17) 'Ella Shāhel 20 [Ela–] Sebah...
- Ptolemy, and Arab
works including those of Abu Mashar, Sahl ibn
Bishr (
Zahel), Omar Khayyam, Al-Farghani, and Mashallah.
Gerard criticized astrology...
-
Brenta and Lake Garda", Cicerone, ISBN 978-1-85284-380-9 In German: Mark
Zahel: "Rother
Klettersteigfuhrer Dolomiten, Brenta, Gardasee",
Bergverlag Rudolf...
