Swords

The Khopesh sword is named after the Egyptian word "ḫpš," which means "leg." The sword's distinctive shape, with a curved blade that sweeps forward and then curves back sharply near the tip, resembles a leg bending at the knee.

Shrikes do this. There are over 25 species of shrikes.

i just found a bayonet at a fleamarket today with the same makings as you describe. on one side it has a sword through a gear with INI Toledo with and ET code? and the other side has a bird with a crown and a sword through it? im not sure if this is the same bayonet but from what i have found out online mine matched up to be a 1969-70 CETME assult rifle bayont...

http://www.worldbayonets.com/Bayonet_Identification_Guide/Spain/Spain.HTML

this link if it works had pics on it and the last one on first page looked exactly like mine.. hope i helped or gave you somewhere to start looking ..

In Nob with Ahimelech the priest

1 Samuel 21:1-9

sword of ravan

Symbols of a Sikh's duty to protect their faith

the word shamsher is an Urdu word it means a sword.

the word shamsheer is for sword

A halo is a religious symbol that signify's purity, a icon in religion. For example a Saint would have a halo, some sign of innocence. So a sword through a halo would signify that the innocence and purity is broken, out of existence and completely vanished.

Imam Ali's Sword The Zulfiqar was given to him during the battle of Uhud when his sword broke while defending the prophet after the others fled and hid in the mountains when the quraysh attacked from behind because the people did not listen to the prophet's command and decended from the mountain to collect the remains. When Imam Ali's sword broke the Propher SAW said ask The One who you are fighting for, surrounded by enemies defending the Prophet SAW, Imam Ali A.S cried out to Allah SWT and Gibraeel decended to earth with Al Zulfiqar the Sword. The sword then went on within the family of Aaimma e masoomeen and is now with the 12th Decendant the 12 Imam the Imam of our time Imam e Zamana - Imam Mehdi A.S. The Zulfiqar e Haidery (the sword) will be one of the signs to recognize Imam Mehdi A.S

I'm not positive but I think the flaming sword in the bible means that all the worshipers are in love with God, so in other words God is their flaming sword (mine too).

Shrike

He fought a victorious battle against the four invading kings (Genesis ch.14).

any one that isn't a Muslim ar doesnt belong to the same school of thought. It is Avery free religion.

This is quoted from King Richard III in the play of the same name; by William Shakespeare in the year 1592.

Not one of his most famous plays among: Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Julius Caesar and Hamlet.

It doesn't actually have much historical backing of some of the stuff that is brought up, from the time of King Richard III 1483-1485.

In my opinion the play 'King Richard III' is propaganda; it's a unfair view of the ruler, although the play is regarded as a history; I hope this as answered your question and given you a strong view on it :)

A computer can be seen as a double edge sword because it increases efficiency and allows someone to do more in less time. However, this can come at the cost of that person losing certain skills he or she would otherwise practice.

They are considered a concealed weapon, and are not legal to carry.

Hephaistos (Greek counterpart to the Roman Vulkanus)

It's historical. It comes to us from Old High German swert, where the w would have been pronounced.

The most expensive sword is a 13th century samurai sword that sold for $418,000 at an auction

The pronunciation changed in Middle English. It is from the same Old Norse root as the German Schwert and the Dutch zwaard.

They were called bayonets. Bayonets were not limited to muskets, they were used on firearms well after the development of rifles. Early bayonets were placed inside the barrel of the musket, restricting the ability to shoot, but this soon was fixed and the bayonets were attached just below the barrel.

Mech, ch reads like in outch

The infinitive ("to live . . .") would be gladio vivere. The imperative (command) form would be gladio vive(singular) or gladio vivite (plural).