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Polycephaly is the
condition of
having more than one head. The term is
derived from the Gr****
stems poly (Gr****: "πολύ")
meaning "many" and kephalē (Gr****:...
- "One of
Shield Jaguar's wives, is seen
gazing up
towards an
enormous bicephalous Vision Serpent. In her left hand, she
holds a bowl
containing a stingray...
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respective states, have not used double-headed eagles. The
Gandaberunda is a
bicephalous bird, not
necessarily an
eagle but very
similar in
design to the double-headed...
- The
Constitution of the
French Republic of 27
October 1946 was the
constitution of the
French Fourth Republic.
Adopted by the
Constituent ****embly of 1946 [fr]...
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Syria into
southern Iraq. ʿAin
Ghazal statues:
closeup of one of the
bicephalous statues, c. 6500 BC. Ain
Ghazal statue on show in the Musée du Louvre...
- of the Gh****ulian culture. ʿAin
Ghazal statues:
closeup of one of the
bicephalous statues, c. 6500 BC. Ain
Ghazal statue on show in the Musée du Louvre...
- Olivença,
Spain Manueline windowframe in
Pinhel Windowframe in Évora "
Bicephalous Fountain",
displaying both the
heads of King
Manuel and the Queen, and...
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above - for a
transformative shape (see figure). The bird
often holds a
bicephalous (two-headed)
snake in its beak. Its head
sometimes resembles that of...
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authority of the
Commander of the Faithful.
Under Dan Fodio, the
Empire was
bicephalous and
divided into two
territories each
controlled by an
appointed vizier...
- drop to 0 or 1 seats.
Following the
conclusion of the refoundation, a
bicephalous leadership was
enforced separating in the
positions of Secretary-General...
