Examples of using Cartouche in English and their translations into Polish
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A cartouche with the name of Khui,
The glyphs in this cartouche are transliterated as:
And slips the book into Garnier's pocket before the performance? So, what, Gordon adds Akhenaten's cartouche.
After cross referencing her research in our cartouche,- I was able to generate a gate address.
P3X-7 44. We have dialled it unsuccessfully before, but if it's on the cartouche it must have a gate.
And the cartouche the oval in circling the name,
Aron Kodesh is made of black Dębnica marble inlaid with Chęciny marble in the form of a portal topped with cartouche and crown of the Torah.
But the main problem is the correct reading of a cartouche name found within six ink inscriptions.
but there is one cartouche I simply can't work out.
CH Top-ZEL-10 flux gel 10ml cartouche, concentrated rosin flux RMA class for SMT assembly
Facades are richly decorated with pilasters, cartouche motifs and balconies ornamented with baluster railing.
I have exhausted all sources… in comparing the cartouche symbols… against all writing samples from the period, pre- and post.
I have exhausted all references comparing the cartouche symbols against all known writings from the period.
initials, cartouche symbols and carved figural sculptures.
Also fact that in times of Pepi I name of Userkare's vizier had been removed and the usurper's cartouche was replaced. With king Teti cartouche would speak for the theory of usurper's rule.
The only other instance of such a cartouche being used with numbers is in the Dresden Codex, where the cartouche has a very specific function, indicating a negative date count from the zero year of the great cycle of the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar roughly equivalent to the function of BC in the Gregorian calendar.
The seventh actually isn't inside the cartouche.
The 7th isn't actually inside the cartouche.
Bari Centrale(1874): broad facade with cartouche clock.
The 7th isn't actually inside the cartouche.
