Examples of using Gallic in English and their translations into Danish
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It should be noted that other Gallic words were imported in French through Latin, in particular words for Gallic objects and customs which were new to the Romans
the other against Britain 54 BC Between 52-51 f. Kr fought Caesar the great Gallic appeal, which was led by Vercingetorix.
proanthocyanidins(OPCs), gallic acid, ellagic acid,
In these works Jersild is Gallic to a degree in his expression. The leap from the fundamentally classical feel and artistic
the concentration of Germans there are probably to be found in the German attack on the Gallic fortified town of Vesontio in 58 BC.
In the concerto Jersild has distanced himself somewhat from the neo-classicist starting-point that had given many of his works a special'Gallic' rigour
Chain mail Chain mail armour supplements chain mail voiders Helmets suitable for chain mail supplements Pins for chain mail supplement Lorica hamata Pliers for chain mail Chainmail gloves& mittens Chainmail coifs Do-it-yourself chainmail chain mail rings Chain mail skirts Chain mail chausses Hauberks GDFB chain mail Ulfberth chain mail chainmail shoulder pieces Medieval gambesons Medieval arming caps Leather strings Ballistol Medieval surcoats Roman re-enactment Medieval re-enactment Gallic living history Viking re-enactment Norman re-enactment 15th century re-enactment battle-ready.
This surprising step for Riisager, with his decidedly'Gallic temperament', can presumably only be interpreted in terms of a wish to be better informed about this important musical tradition.
Commissioner, it has been said, with slight Gallic exaggeration, that the introduction of the euro is the most important event which has taken place in Europe since 1917.
Epicatechin and some typical plant tannins(gallic tannin, etc.), compared to the tanning performance is weaker.
perhaps the peak of Gallic excellence.
a little man with a reddish pointed beard and Gallic gestures.
Rix!… are heading to the quarries to And so our Gallic friends, lead by Otis… Risquemi.
These are Rome, Gallic Rome, Palmyra,
Translating Caesar's Gallic Wars, Book 5.
The Gallic Wars.
Translating Caesar's Gallic Wars.
See this?"The Gallic Wars.
Vercingetorix, the most famous Gallic leader, was born in Auvergne in approximately 80 BC.
He never had to face a unified Gallic army.