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11:58 Aug 28, 2001 |
Russian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||||
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na +1 | titulature |
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na | Titulature |
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na | Dignity, or Title |
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titulature Explanation: It is a set of names, titles and or epithets of kings or pharaohs, included in the inscription on an altar, dedicated to them. Reference: http://www.trentu.ca/ahb/ahb14/ahb-14-3e.html |
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Titulature Explanation: More than a thousand hits at Google. Not sure what it means but it's used in historic context - guess it's what you're looking for. See Titulature of Pharaohs - Dynastic tables of translitterated ... THE TITULATURE OF PHARAOHS . . . The titulature of a pharaoh is the set of five names which ... members.xoom.com/dloeillet/KL/KLS/ETitul1.html |
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Dignity, or Title Explanation: perhaps directly Титулатура may mean title. or Dignity |
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