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What were early magnifiers called?
"Loups".
The belief of early astronomers that the Earth was the center of the universe is called the?
geocentric theory
European art of the 1600s and early 1700s was dominated by a grand ornate style called what?
Baroque
What was the earliest Chinese tribe called?
hakka. was a tribe that was part of the han dynasty that was prettie early. and a lot of the hakka's think that their the first Chinese tribe.
Who is Pocahuntas?
Pocahuntas? I have no clue. I do know of a 'Pochahantus' a native American woman who is fabled to have helped John smith, an early journeyer to America and is featured in a childrens Disney film called 'Pochahantus'
What are old pulpits called?
Ambos
What were old pulpits called?
AMPOS
What are old pulpits?
Ambos
What is a name for old pulpits?
aMBOS
What has the author Francis T Dollman written?
Francis T. Dollman has written: 'Examples of antient pulpits existing in England' -- subject(s): Pulpits
What is the difference between pulpits and lecterns?
Pulpits have a religious connotation. In christian religions, there are usually two speakers, with the one on the left considered the pulpit, which is where gospels are read from. Pulpits and Lecterns are basically the same thing, except a pulpit implies religion and giving a sermon.
What has the author Malachi O'Doherty written?
Malachi O'Doherty has written: 'Empty pulpits'
What are the release dates for Old Time Gospel Hour - 1956 The Deafening Silence of America's Pulpits?
Old Time Gospel Hour - 1956 The Deafening Silence of America's Pulpits was released on: USA: 6 June 1993
What is the origin of pulpits?
a pulpit is an elevated platform in which the priest preaches or conducts a religious service.
What were early lenses called besides magnifiers and why?
Early lenses were called eyepieces.
What were early the early Greeks called?
the mycenaeans
Does a Quaker have a pulpit?
Some Quakers might have pulpits although many do not because they do not have people appointed to lead their worship or preach.
