Examples of using Centurio in English and their translations into Dutch
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The name"dr. N. Alexander Centurio" is one of the author's pseudonyms of the German Century-scholar dr. phil.
Alexander Max Centgraf(alias dr. N. Centurio), also wrote that Hitler probably knew the contents of quatrain 03-58.
Many times, these books, in which Centgraf used the author's pseudonym dr. N.(Alexander) Centurio, were reprinted.
Alexander Max Centgraf used the pseudonym"dr. N. Alexander Centurio" in his post-war comments on Nostradamus and the Centuries.
The name"dr. N. Alexander Centurio" was the author's pseudonym of the German philologist/historian dr. phil.
crosswards over the helmet Centurio.
This book carried the author's name dr. N. Alexander Centurio and was reprinted from time to time up to today.
Centgraf commented a large number of quatrains, using the pseudonym Dr. N. Alexander Centurio.
According to Prinsen Geerligs' translation, Centurio refuted a comment on quatrain 05-94, publised in a Berlin newspaper on July 10, 1949.
He gives the impression that the quatrains, commented by Centurio in relation with World War I, are only related
According to Centurio, this addition results in the year 1632, in which the Thirty Year War(1618-1648)
who after the war wrote Century-comments, using the pseudonym dr. N. Alexander Centurio, and incorporated material which he wrote during the war.
using the pseudonym Centurio, raised the impression that back in 1949 he comforted his compatriots.
Bender supposed without further investigation that in Nostradamus- Prophetische Weltgeschichte, Centurio correctly summarized the comment upon quatrain 05-94 which he gave in a Berlin newspaper in 1949.
a player could play a centurio who attacks the opposing card where that card could as well be the forum!
In 1953, Richard Schikowski publishers in Berlin published the first edition of Nostradamus- Der Prophet der Weltgeschichte- erste deutsche Gesamtausgabe der Vorhersagen zeitnah übersetzt und gedeutet von Dr. N. Centurio.
In the next paragraphs, Bender's information about Centurio, Krafft and Kritzinger is compared with the sources he consulted
Centurio writes that Hitler, as a result of the flight in May 1941 of Rudolf Heß to England, had all astrologers
Alexander Max Centgraf, who after World War II used the pseudonym Centurio, was the author of a national-socialist comment on the Centuries,
using the pseudonym Dr. N. Alexander Centurio.