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Abiatha, Hathes, and
Mamlacha were
virgins and
martyrs of the Beth-Garma
province of Syria. The word "Belth" in
Chaldaic means "hill", this city was built...
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beneath her chin in the high hope of
hiding the
flatness of her chest.
Abiatha Swelter: The fat, ****ic head chef of Gormenghast. His
profound hatred...
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Cappadocia August 27 – Narnus,
Roman Catholic bishop and
saint November 20 –
Abiatha,
Hathes and Mamlacha,
Syrian Orthodox priests, virgins,
martyrs and saints...
- name of
Steerpike escapes from the
kitchens and the obese, ****ic chef,
Abiatha Swelter. Lord Sepulchrave's
chief servant, Mr. Flay (Swelter's archenemy)...
- 144.
Jones 1908, p. 280.
Ralph Owen Brewster,
William Edmund Brewster,
Abiatha, Morgan, William, Icabod, William, William, Love, William, of the Mayflower...
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Preceded by
Abiatha B.
Williams Succeeded by
Dominicus Jordan In
office April 1857 –
April 1859
Preceded by
Position established Succeeded by
Abiatha B. Williams...
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century Abercius of
Hieropolis 2nd
century Abgar V of
Edessa 1st
century Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha 4th
century Abiathar and
Sidonia 4th
century Abibion...
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contains biographical information on
several saints, including:
Abias Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha Abibion Holweck, F. G. A
Biographical Dictionary of...
- an
unclear past,
working in Gormenghast's
Great Kitchen under the chef
Abiatha Swelter, whom he hates. On the day that Titus, 77th Earl of Gormenghast...
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March 3, 1851. Born in
South Hadley, M****achusetts,
Vinton was the son of
Abiatha and
Sarah (Day) Vinton. He
graduated from
Williams College in 1814, paying...
