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Clerical error

of ninety-one years and a quarter' was corrected by the counterpart into ninety-one years and a quarter, in Burchell v. Clark,

in a script and rescript, or in a part and counterpart, and in the middle between the two copies they drew

Antigraphy, copy or counterpart of a deed.

of something standing in the place of to exhibit the counterpart or image of to typify

The god of the underworld counterpart of Greek Pluto

The Fate who spins the thread of life counterpart of Greek Clotho

Japanese counterpart of the Chinese Kuan Yin

great nature goddess of ancient Phrygia in Asia Minor the counterpart of the Greek Rhea and the Roman Ops

The Sumerian goddess personifying earth the counterpart of Akkadian Aruru

the goddess of fortune and good luck counterpart of Greek Tyche