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What is the value of a dan Wesson arms 357 manum with adj rear sights serial 214415?
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$100-300 depending on condition, model, and barrels.
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When was Per Manum created?
Per Manum was created on 2001-02-18.
What are the ratings and certificates for The X Files - 1993 Per Manum 8-13?
The X Files - 1993 Per Manum 8-13 is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
What has the author Svein Manum written?
Svein Manum has written: 'Svein Bendikson Rui (1857-1949) og Targjerd Talleivsdatter (1857-1939)' 'Palyno-stratigraphy of the Ketewaka coalfield (Lower Permian), Tanzania' -- subject(s): Geology, Palynology, Stratigraphic Geology
Who sings the gimme some of that yum yum baby girl before you go to bed?
Sydney Manum is the artist of that lyric.
What episode does Scully tell Mulder she is pregnant?
Scully tells Mulder that is pregnant in "Requiem",before Mulder's abduction she say that to him.
What is Bradfield College's motto?
The motto of Brentwood College School is 'De Manu in Manum'.
What is 'manus' in English?
The hand is the English equivalent of 'manus'. The Latin word is a feminine gender noun in the nominative singular, as the subject of the sentence.The Latin noun has many, looser translations into English, such as 'strong arm, fist' as a symbol of force or effort. Another looser translation is 'power, jurisdiction'. Still another is 'the work of a hand' in the sense of an artist or craftsperson. Yet another is 'band, body of men'. And finally, it's the Latin word for 'the trunk of an elephant' or 'the grappling iron used in naval warfare'.
What are the three legal ways to get married in Ancient Rome?
There were actually four legal types of marriages in ancient Rome. However three of them were the "in manum" type. In theses three, the wife was given over to the husband's "hand" in some way. The most sacred and solemn of the marriages was the Confarreatio.It had an elaborate religious ceremony with ten witnesses and both the flamen dialis and the pontifex maximus were in attendance. Only the children of parents who were married in Confarreatio were eligible. The next step downward in ceremony was the Coemptio. In this type of marriage the wife carried a dowry into the union and was ceremoniously bought by her husband in front of at least five witnesses. She and her possessions belonged to her husband. A third type of marriage was Usus. After a year of living together, the woman came under her husband's manus --- unless she stayed away for three nights. The fourth type of marriage which began in about the third century BC was "sine manu" or without/not in manum (not in her husband's hand. t was the most popular type of marriage by the first century A.D.
How do you pronounce go deo i mo chroi in Irish Gaelic?
"Tá mo chroí istigh ionat" taw muh khree shtee in-ut (croí = heart) also "Tá m'anam istigh ionat"taw manum shtee in-ut (anam = soul) which translates as "I am devoted to you" (In American English phonetics)
How was Fox Mulder the father of Dana Scully's baby?
In the episode "All Things" in season seven, it is implied that Mulder and Scully sleep together. The episode begins with Scully getting dressed in Mulder's bathroom, meaning she was also naked in his bathroom. It is known that the only bathroom in Mulder's apartment is off of his bedroom, which means that Scully had to have been in his bedroom with no clothes on or walked through his bedroom with no clothes on in order to be getting dressed when we first see her. This raises the question: why was Scully undressed in the first place? Then, when the camera pans out, we find a sleeping Mulder, lying on his bed covered with a sheet and apparently nothing else under it. This means that Mulder and Scully were both undressed. Did they sleep together? I think that's what we're meant to think. So that's one possibility: Scully was impregnated that night by sleeping with Mulder. The other possibility apparently is that Scully got pregnant by implanting embryos into her uterus. We find this out in the episode Per Manum in season 8. In this same episode, we find out that Mulder provided the sperm for said embryos. Mulder and Scully also hint that he is the father before kissing in the final episode of season 8 and Scully refers to William as our son in The Truth, the series finale. So, the best guess is yeah, he's the father.
What is Hildegard von Bingen's 'In Principio Omnes' in English?
In the beginning all creatures were green is the English equivalent of 'In principio omnes creature viruerunt'.In the middle period flowers bloomed is the English equivalent of 'in medio flores floruerunt'.And afterwards the greenness came down is the English equivalent of 'postea viriditas descendit'.And man, the warrior, saw that and said is the English equivalent of 'Et istus vir, proeliator, vidit et dixit'.This I know; what is more, the golden number is the English equivalent of 'Hoc scio sed aureus numerus'.It's not yet full is the English equivalent of 'nondum est plenus'.Therefore behold, you fatherly image is the English equivalent of 'Tu ergo, paternum speculum, aspice'.In my body I support weakness is the English equivalent of 'in corpore meo fatigationem sustineo'.And my children aren't yet becoming weak is the English equivalent of 'parvuli etiam mei deficiunt'.Now be mindful is the English equivalent of 'Nunc memor esto'.That the fullness which was made at the beginning is the English equivalent of 'quod plenitudo quae in primo facta est'.Shouldn't dry up is the English equivalent of 'arescere non debuit'.And then you've had in yourself is the English equivalent of 'et tunc in te habuisti'.That which your eye never withdrew is the English equivalent of 'quod oculus tuus numquam cederet'.While you constantly shall see my body is the English equivalent of 'usque dum corpus meum videres'.Full of jewels is the English equivalent of 'plenum gemmarum'.For it tires me that is the English equivalent of 'Nam me fatigat quod'.All my members quickly are being mocked is the English equivalent of 'omnia membra mea in irrisionem vadunt'.Father, see, I show you my wounds is the English equivalent of 'Pater, vide, vulnera mea tibi ostendo'.Therefore, all human beings is the English equivalent of 'Ergo nunc, omnes homines, genua vestra'.[Bend your knees] to your Father is the English equivalent of '[Genua vestra] ad Patrem vestrum flectite'.That he may reach out his hand to you is the English equivalent of 'ut vobis manum suam porrigat'.
Who made the King sign the Magna Carta?
It was King John I of England.The Magna Carta (Great Charter of Freedoms), is the first major English legal charter. It was written in Latin and issued by King John (reigned 1199-1216) and the barons at Runnymede on June 15, 1215. It required the king to proclaim certain rights (for freemen), respect certain legal procedures, and accept that the monarch's will itself could be bound by the law. It was a most significant influence on the long historical process that led to the rule of law in the English-speaking world.Most people think that King John and the barons actually signed it, but there were in fact no signatures on the original charter, rather a seal placed by King John. In fact, the words of the Magna Carta ("Data per manum nostram") explicitly state that the document was personally issued by the king's hand. The King and the barons were following common law and practice of their time, that a seal was sufficient to certify a deed, in front of the proper witnesses. The barons neither signed nor attached their seals to it.The barons formed a committee of 25 "Enforcers of the Magna Carta". The information below is combined from the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and "An historical essay on the Magna charta of King John" (Richard Thomson - 1829). They are listed with Thomson's order and spelling, but with certain titles and dates added from Oxford. (See related links below.)Richard de Clare, Earl of Clare (d. 1235)William de Fortibus (Forz), Earl of Aumerle (1191-1241)Geoffrey de Mandcville, Earl of Essex and Gloucester (d. 1216)Saber de Quincy, Earl of Winchester (d. 1219)Henry de Bohun, Earl of Hereford (1176-1220)Roger (II) Bigod, Earl of Norfolk (c.1143-1221)Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford (d. 1221)William (II) Mareschall, the younger (c.1190-1231)Robert Fitz- Walter (d. 1235)Gilbert de Clare (c.1180-1230)Eustace de Vescy (1169/70-1216)William de Hardell, Mayor of LondonWilliam de Mowbray (c.1173-c.1224)Geoffrey de Say (d. 1230)Roger de Mumbezon (Mount Begon), Lord of Hornby in Lancashire (d. 1245)William de Huntingfield (d. in or before 1225)Robert de Ros (c.1182-1226/7)John de Lacy, the Constable of Chester and Lord of Pontefract (c.1192-1240)William de Albeniac (Aubigny), Lord of Belvoir (c.1174-1221)Richard de Percy (b. before 1181, d. 1244)William Malet, Lord of Shepton Mallet in Dorset (c.1175-1215)John Fitz-Robert, Lord of Warkworth, Rothbury, and Barony of Whalton (d. 1241)William de Lanvalay, Lord of Walkern in Hertfordshire (d. 1215)Hugh Bigod (d. 1225)Richard de Muntfitchet (b. after 1190, d. 1267)King John.King John.
