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Orbis View.
And the tetrarchs of Sodom and Orbis Tertius.
Orbis View attractions.
On Her Majesty 's Secret Service is Orbis non sufficit.
Orbis Pictus had a long-lasting influence on children's education.
A grateful Senate awarded him the title"Restitutor Orbis"- Restorer of the World.
The Romans talked about orbis terrarum,"the whole earth", and the Chinese about"all under heaven".
Aurelian could rightfully claim the title of restitutor orbis(“restorer of the world”).
He is known for his Descriptio orbis Romani("Description of the Roman world"), written in the decade 600- 610.
Danny Garcia also recommends“tools and integrations(…)that will make the blogging process easier,” like Orbis and Task Manager.
Steele and Orbis Intelligence did not simply get rid of Skripal, but also decided to start a Third World War to divert attention.
The election commission also is filing misdemeanor charges against seven television channels: MRTV, Sitel, Alsat, A1, Artan,Ohrid, and Orbis.
Steele and Orbis Intelligence did not simply get rid of Skripal, but also decided to start a Third World War to divert attention.
On the opening page and on a sheet of tissue paper that guarded oneof the coloured plates, a printed blue oval bore the words Orbis Tertius.
However the word‘orbis' means‘circle' and there is no record of a globe as a representation of the Earth since ancient times in the west till that of Martin Behaim in 1492.
From a technical point of view Energybet does not cause any complaints,since the operator of the office software is one of the industry leaders- the company Orbis.
In an article by the former English Ambassador to Uzbekistan,Craig Murray, a curious theory on the role of the company Orbis Intelligence is offered, in particular implicating Christopher Steele.
However, the earliest reference to them comes from about the year 825, when the Irish monk Dicuil,then living in France, wrote a book called De mensura orbis terrae.
From Orbis 2007, a database listing 37 million companies and investors worldwide, they pulled out all 43,060 TNCs(ed: Trans National Companies) and the share ownerships linking them.
They processed a large amount of computer information relating to 37 million companies andinvestors around the world and from the 2007 Orbis database.
This revision of an illusory world, was called, provisionally, Orbis Tertius and one of its modest demiurgi was Herbert Ashe, whether as an agent of Gunnar Erfjord or as an affiliate, I do not know.
Leafing through the volume, I felt a strange lightheadedness that I shall not enlarge on, for this is not the story of my feelings but of Uqbar,Tlön, and Orbis Tertius.
For the Greeks the word ikumeni means“universe”,while in Latin it designates not only“the world”(orbis terrarum)”, from which, in the sense of“universe” the name‟ecumenical” is derived, but also“every dwelling or habitable place”.
I began to leaf through it and experienced an astonished and airy feeling of vertigo which I shall not describe, for this is not the story of my emotions butof Uqbar and Tlön and Orbis Tertius.
That which the Greeks call the universe- oikumene- does not only mean“The World” like in Latin(orbis terrarium),[but the Greek word Oikumene] from which comes the title Ecumenical[Oikumenikos] also means“every dwelling or habitable place.
He took the word atlas to describe a collection of maps, andencouraged Abraham Ortelius to compile the first modern world atlas, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum in 1570.
This emended description of an imaginary world was provisionally called Orbis Tertius, and one of its modest lesser gods was Herbert Ashe, whether as an agent of Gunnar Erfjord or as a member of the society I do not know.
The UK government is reticent about the involvement of Mr Skripal in the production of the Golden Rain dossier on Trump by the ex-spy Mr Christopher Steele of Orbis Intelligence, though it may explain some mysterious points of the story.
It was first used as a noun by the encyclopedist Pavao Skalic in the title of his book Encyclopaedia seu orbis disciplinarum tam sacrarum quam prophanarum epistemon("Encyclopaedia, or Knowledge of the World of Disciplines")(Basel 1559).
The nebula was independently discovered by several other prominent astronomers in the following years,including by Giovanni Battista Hodierna(whose sketch was the first published in De systemate orbis cometici, deque admirandis coeli characteribus).