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Brahms
a famous German composer b 1833 d 1897
Hippocrates
A famous Greek physician and medical writer born in Cos about 460 b c
Demosthenes
a famous Grecian orator born circa 385 BC died circa 322 BC
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Iron Gate
A famous gorge about 112 miles long cut by the Danube in the Carpathian mountains near the intersection of Hungary
Civil Law
the total number of Twelve Tables, by which name they were subsequently known, and under which they became famous. To judge from the fragments of these laws which have survived, they were very epigrammatic and positive in
M're
M're [fr. mer, sax.], famous, great, noted; as 'lmere, all famous, Gibs. Camd.
Behaviour
means behaviour in matters concerning the office, except in the case of conviction upon an indictment for any famous offence of such a nature as to render the person unfit to exercise the office, which amounts legally
Antipelargia
whereby children were obliged to furnish necessaries to their aged parents. The ciconia, or stork, is a bird famous for the care it takes of its parents when grown old. Hence, in some Latin writers, this is
Shillalah
An oaken sapling or cudgel any cudgel so called from Shillelagh a place in Ireland of that name famous for its oaks
Philippic
Any one of the series of famous orations of Demosthenes the Grecian orator denouncing Philip king of Macedon
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