Examples of using Inscriptions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Fragments of the marble temple, some with inscriptions, have been incorporated into many structures of the village of Bourg-Saint-Pierre on the Swiss side of the pass.
Math symbols or something, inscriptions, jars of purplish metals, and rods with stained tips.
Antiochus left many Greek inscriptions revealing many aspects of his religion and explaining his purpose of action.
shifts between image and object, shaped by modalities of circulation and added inscriptions?
Few inscriptions exist from this kingdom,
Old Persian inscriptions and tablets indicate that early Iranians used a 360-day calendar based on the solar observation directly
special badges were designed for the mountain rangers with inscriptions in Czech and Hungarian.
In Arsameia, Antiochus has left many inscriptions in Greek of his public works program and how he glorified the city.
Finkelstein is a member of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities and an'associé étranger' of the French Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres.
Numerous cuneiform inscriptions carved on basalt have been found around the complex.
along with appropriate inscriptions.
along with appropriate inscriptions.
He was also the first person who discovered inscriptions by Cham people on the cave's walls.
Female inscriptions or symbolic signs,
Most classic Maya inscriptions are strictly historical and do not make any prophetic declarations.
Surviving material(texts, inscriptions and coins) do not supply enough information to reconstruct a complete chronology of kings of the region.
Inscriptions on the floor of a church discovered among the ruins of the town indicate that it was paved with Byzantine mosaics during the 560s.[6].
The cave still bears inscriptions from as early as the 17th century; drinking the water is supposed to be healthy and is said to increase one's lifespan.
Inscriptions found at ancient gravesites such as the Epitaph of Abercius Marcellus(ca. 190),
With one exception, the inscriptions were written in Greek and expressed appreciation and dedication to the generous donors who contributed to the building,