Examples of using Stele in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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15 stele inscriptions have been discovered.
The stele is believed to have been moved from the temple in the 15th century
In his stele from Karnak, Mentuhotepi emphatically states:"I am the king within Thebes,
As you approach the Magic Well, you will see a stele marked“The King's Sword” to show the point where the water came out after the sword reached the ground.
Chinese archaeologists have announced the discovery of what they believe to be the oldest Buddhist stele ever found in Tibet, dated to the 9th century.
In our first article, we examined the Adad-Guppi Stele, an historical document which quickly demolishes Watchtower's theory of possible gaps in the established line of Neo-Babylonian Kings.
Standing 1.85 meters tall, the stone stele bears a carved image of a standing Buddha,
of people rather than to a place, is the Egyptian Merneptah Stele dated to about 1211 BCE.
A fragment of a limestone stele discovered by G.W. Fraser in 1893 in Gebelein and now in the British Museum(BM EA24895)
we examined the Adad-Guppi Stele, an historical document which quickly demolishes Watchtower's theory of possible gaps in the established line of Neo-Babylonian Kings.
The stele is currently located in the National Museum of Aleppo.[3] Terqa was the
While the stele was discovered in the town of Rosetta by French troops in July 1799, historians believe that the stone was originally
it houses a tranquil courtyard and worship hall with a massive black bronze statue of Taoist deity Tran Vu, Vinh Tri II's stele, and intricate carvings of animals and weapons.
the pharaoh Thutmose IV(1401- 1391 or 1397- 1388 BC)[7] specifically referred to it as such in his Dream Stele.
presenting offerings to the goddess Isis, on a limestone stele dedicated by a Greek man named Onnophris, dated 51 BC, and located in the Louvre, Paris.
to the goddess Isis, dated 51 BC; limestone stele dedicated by a Greek man named Onnophris; located in the Louvre, Paris.
Peftjauawybast appears on Piye's Victory stele unearthed at Jebel Barkal, where is depicted as one
known as the"Tempest Stele", he claims to have rebuilt the pyramids of his predecessors at Thebes that had been destroyed by a major storm.
Through stone stele and royal dynasties,
March/ 2010, 82 doctoral stele was built in 1484 to 1780 has been recognized as a UNESCO heritage materials in the world