vulg造句

• Unfortunately he and a friend of Tuck's are killed when a Vulg attacks, knocking them into a frozen river.
• An unnaturally long and bitter winter has fallen over all of Mithgar, and there are rumors of Vulg attacks on Warrow farms.
• For example, the 27 Haha ( 1 November vulg . ) is called or the 14 Sable ( 14 December vulg . ) is the day of.
• For example, the 27 Haha ( 1 November vulg . ) is called or the 14 Sable ( 14 December vulg . ) is the day of.
• :: Seems we are talking about two different things here . " Vulg . " words are fine in context or as legitimate quotes-not as part of ordinary descriptive text.
• :The story of Pradyumna's Childhood ( cr . ed . 99; vulg . 2.104.1-108.32 ) .  The Shorter or the Longer Version ?  Pradyumna and the MBh .  Pradyumna's Childhood compared to Krsna's Childhood.
• Jesse of Amiens, for example, interprets Psalm 34 ( Vulg . 35 ) : 5 as descriptive of the fate of exsufflated devils : " " Let them be like chaff before the wind, with the angel of the Lord driving them on ! " And the apocryphal Acts of Thomas describes a baptismal ceremony which, though it does not explicitly contain a breathing ceremony, may imply one, " Let the gift come by which, breathing upon thine enemies, thou didst make them draw back and fall headlong, and let it dwell in this oil, over which we name thy holy name ."
• It is important to note that at that time,  vulgar had no negative connotations .  Vulgar comes from the Latin word vulg & # 257; aris ( from vulgus,  the common people ), meant  of or belonging to the common people, everyday,  and I believe it was used by Christians in the 18th and 19th centuries to mean  common .  By the 20th century, however, the meaning of  vulgar had changed to signify  indecent .  Thus, Christians stopped using the Latin word and used its English translation, Common, thus introducing  Common Era . 
• :I : Krsna, Samkarsana, and the Goddess in the Harivamsa : A . Nidra ( or Ekanamsa ) and the Birth of Krsna ( HV 47-48; vulg . 2.2-4 ) .  B . The goddess Kali and Visnu's Victory over Kalanemi ( HV 30-45; vulg . 1.40-55 ) .  C . Krsna, Samkarsana, and Ekanamsa at Dvaravati ( HV 96; vulg . 2.101 ) .  Conclusions .  II : An Iconographic Study of the Vrsni Triads : A . The Images .  B . A Preoblematic Iconography .  C . The Three Manifestations of the Divinity .  Conclusions .  1 Fig.
• :I : Krsna, Samkarsana, and the Goddess in the Harivamsa : A . Nidra ( or Ekanamsa ) and the Birth of Krsna ( HV 47-48; vulg . 2.2-4 ) .  B . The goddess Kali and Visnu's Victory over Kalanemi ( HV 30-45; vulg . 1.40-55 ) .  C . Krsna, Samkarsana, and Ekanamsa at Dvaravati ( HV 96; vulg . 2.101 ) .  Conclusions .  II : An Iconographic Study of the Vrsni Triads : A . The Images .  B . A Preoblematic Iconography .  C . The Three Manifestations of the Divinity .  Conclusions .  1 Fig.
• :I : Krsna, Samkarsana, and the Goddess in the Harivamsa : A . Nidra ( or Ekanamsa ) and the Birth of Krsna ( HV 47-48; vulg . 2.2-4 ) .  B . The goddess Kali and Visnu's Victory over Kalanemi ( HV 30-45; vulg . 1.40-55 ) .  C . Krsna, Samkarsana, and Ekanamsa at Dvaravati ( HV 96; vulg . 2.101 ) .  Conclusions .  II : An Iconographic Study of the Vrsni Triads : A . The Images .  B . A Preoblematic Iconography .  C . The Three Manifestations of the Divinity .  Conclusions .  1 Fig.