Examples of using Amphora in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One of the bases and the upper part of another amphora(Fig. 7:6)
Noma will unleash the Amphora, not only on Gabriel.
Not a sword, or a gun, but an amphora made of empyrean steel was the first weapon of New Delphi.
I have had that Amphora for over 20 years.
It shows a grape vine, with branches growing out of an amphora, creating 9 lines of medallions,
In stone collapse south of W2(L107), probably the collapse of the wall itself, an amphora from the Late Roman period was discovered(Fig. 3:22).
The Amphora of Darkness has served my kind for an eternity, but now I realize
Graceful wine ceramic bottle"Amphora the Light" in pastel sand tones in the Greek style.
Memnon(right). Grave amphora southern Italy, 330 BC.
Amphora Hotel offers computers and a copier to satisfy the needs of business guests.
We have unearthed nearly a dozen limestone amphora, eerily similar to those that housed the Dead Sea Scrolls.
One amphora in particular is painstakingly inscribed, but in a language that's entirely unknown. At least by me.
Inside the amphora lay the remains of the lady's body,
And why go to pottery barn when you can accent with 6,000-year stolen amphora?
We're pleased to announce that initial site walk-throughs are being conducted in preparation for the development of the central promenade of Jerusalem Estates, dubbed“Amphora Avenue”.
In Italian, the symbol represents one amphora, a unit of weight and volume based upon the capacity of the standard amphora jar, and entered modern meaning and use as"at the rate of" or"at price of" in northern Europe.
In this usage, the symbol represents one amphora, a unit of weight and volume based upon the capacity of the standard amphora jar, and entered modern meaning and use as"at the rate of" in northern Europe.
aquaducts, amphora, and more from the ancient settlement and nearby sea bottom.
The conch, which appears above the amphora on the central axis of the mosaic,
which egg is as big as an amphora.".