quern

beehive quern | The beehive quern was the earliest type of rotary quern to appear in the British Isles.

Finds include pottery, a whetstone for tool sharpening, part of a quern stone for grinding grain, ironworking slag and over 50 coloured glass beads from a necklace or bracelet.

"This season the entirety of the final phase of a mud-plaster hearth was revealed, with a quern left in situ on top, and an adjacent large stone basin sitting on the terminal deposits of the building," the department said.

--Maria ou Francisca, quern vai ter mais alimentos evai durar par maistempo?

Leicester, as he apprehends the king, actually quotes the Roman playwright: "Too true it is: quern dies vidit veniens superbum, / Hunc dies vidit fugiens iacentem" (4.7.53-54); Jasper Heywood translates the lines as "Whom dawne of day hath seene in pryde to raygne, / Hym overthrowne hath seene the evening late." (37)

E a dor territorializada, do lugar de quern fala a partir da perda, do enfrentamento, da saudade que e forca, da memoria que e fe e perseveranca.

reef, query, quern, queer, queen, free, ferny, fern, fencer, fence, erne, ecru, cure, FREQUENCY Wordsquare: B.

In this text, the author of Quern dara o golpe no Brasil?

(27) The latest bibliographical reference in the Grottammare notebook is to Claude Levi-Strauss's La pensee sauvage (The Savage Mind), from 1962--a year to be regarded as a terminus ante quern non.

For example, the Introit declaims the twelfth verse of Psalm 32, "Beata gens, cujus est Dominus Deus eorum: populus quern elegit Dominus in hereditatem sibi" (Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord: the people whom He hath chosen for his inheritance).