Results for medieval knights in battle paintings translation from Spanish to English

"vietnam tracks-armor in battle.
"vietnam tracks-armor in battle.

» latam pair in battle for un seat (bbc - uk)
» latam pair in battle for un seat (bbc - uk)

colombia casualties in battle against fta (22/5/2006)
5/7/2006

» blair says bond with canada is forged in battle (globe and mail)
» blair says bond with canada is forged in battle (globe and mail)

tras su regreso escribió un libro acerca de su experiencia: "men in battle".
upon his return, he wrote a book about his experiences, "men in battle".

en abril de 1987 fue grabado su primer demo "in battle there is no law" con esta alineación.
in april 1987 the "in battle there is no law" demo was recorded with this line-up.

la iglesia se estableció formalmente in battle creek (míchigan), el , con un total de 3 500 miembros.
the church was formally established in battle creek, michigan, on may 21, 1863, with a membership of 3,500.

as a result of his dramatic prowess in battle, he earned the name hachimantarō, referring to him as the son of hachiman, the god of war.
as a result of his dramatic prowess in battle, he earned the name hachimantarō, referring to him as the son of hachiman, the god of war.

this followed the death of king uen son of Óengus of fortriu, his brother bran, Áed mac boanta "and others almost innumerable" in battle against the vikings in 839.
this followed the death of king uen son of Óengus of fortriu, his brother bran, Áed mac boanta "and others almost innumerable" in battle against the vikings in 839.

often used in modern times for deaths in a political cause (including victims of soldiers, deaths in battle, et cetera) which are viewed by some muslims as a spiritual cause not just a political cause.
often used in modern times for deaths in a political cause (including victims of soldiers, deaths in battle, et cetera) which are viewed by some muslims as a spiritual cause not just a political cause.

john c. rolfe notes both responses, describing them as "one of claudius' feeble jokes, which the combatants pretended to understand as meaning that they need not risk their lives in battle".
john c. rolfe notes both responses, describing them as "one of claudius' feeble jokes, which the combatants pretended to understand as meaning that they need not risk their lives in battle".

corrinoas with the snake of the bible it soon comes to be only foolishness when people try to make philosophical renderings out of something very concrete. it seems that the "snakes" of the veda are actually people, a unit of men trained in electrical technology. they also dispensed emr, (electro-magnetic resonances), which will comprise a great deal of this history. i would never have understood the veda and others if i were not a student of biomagnetism and recognized the accompanying pathological effects well represented in all the literature. i soon found that what historians were calling myths, hysteria, mania, illusions, were not neuroses but from very planned and executed maneuvers, "the curse of the king, now twice pronounced over him, waxed strong, and he became fidly possessed by the power of the roksas and lost his mind.,/2 2 his "senses were bottered by the raksasa. " how much we shall see that is trying to be accomplished today. the 'snakes' are actually electrical eminations and what better fitting representation of the waves and erratic moves as like a snake? those who could subdue them were called "eaters of snakes. " there was some relationship between the snake and the staff, for ra is shown holding a snake as moses did. however, people see images and bizarre forms which is easily done with emr and which we will later study. in battle they trick one another by changing into a myriad of forms, probably through using holograms, and the legend of reincarnation took root from these times, "by my wizardry i divide myself into mony ports ond reside in many incarnations.,/2 5 the snake also was used for transmitting and receiving. they used the geometries of nature continuously which we do only minimally, regretfully.
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