- navigator,
Abacuk Pricket, a
survivor who kept a
journal that was to
become one of the
sources for the
narrative of the mutiny.
According to
Pricket, the leaders...
-
Abacuk Pricket was the
navigator of the
Discovery on the
fourth voyage of
captain Henry Hudson. He was one of the
mutineers who set
Hudson adrift along...
-
Pricket may
refer to: A male deer in its
second year,
whose antlers have not yet
branched A
sharp point onto
which a
candle is
placed to keep it erect...
-
device used to hold a
candle in place.
Candlesticks have a cup or a
spike ("
pricket") or both to keep the
candle in place.
Candlesticks are
sometimes called...
-
refers to a
round candlestick of the
period that had in the
center a
small pricket or
spike that held the
candle in place. An
excavated and
partially restored...
-
epithet also
shared with Helios. Kemilius, Κεμήλιος (kemas: "young deer,
pricket").
Liknites ("he of the
winnowing fan"), as a
fertility god
connected with...
- on
women of the
kingdom who have
recourse to "****es and dogs".
Prince Pricket and
Princess Swivia commit incest with one another. With the
court and...
- 1109/ACCESS.2022.3151361. ISSN 2169-3536. S2CID 246895876. Morgan,
Timothy Pricket (2014-09-03). "How
Microsoft Is
Using FPGAs To
Speed Up Bing Search". Enterprise...
-
never seen again. The only
account is by one of the mutineers,
Abacuk Pricket. A
mission was sent out in 1612,
again in Discovery,
commanded by Sir Thomas...
-
astronomer John Habak**** (1915–2002), an
English economic historian Abacuk Pricket,
English mutineer (Abacuk is the
spelling used in the
Wycliffe Bible) This...
