- Tōto,
Touto or
Tohto (とうと) may
refer to:
Tohto University (東都大学, Tōto daigaku), a
private university in ****an. Tōto (東都), the
historical name for Edo...
- "In hoc
signo vinces" (classical Latin: [in ho̞ːk s̠íŋno̞ː wíŋke̞ːs̠],
Ecclesiastical Latin: [in ok ˈsiɲo ˈvint͡ʃes]) is a
Latin phrase conventionally...
- le
stadiasme de la Méditerranée; pour
servir de
suite et de supplément à
toutos les éditions des pe**** géographes grecs. Gide. p. 299. Snyder, Christopher...
- "people, nation" Goth
thiuda "folk";
ModGerm Deutsch < Proto-Germ *þeudō Osc
touto "community"; Umbr
totam "tribe" Lith tautà "people"; OPru
tauto "country"...
-
known as a meddiss. The pagi were
organized into
toutos,
which were the
Samnite tribes. Each
touto was led by an
annually elected official with supreme...
- exac
comono hafies meddis dat
castris loufir (9) en eituas,
factud pous
touto deiuatuns tanginom deicans, siom
dateizasc idic
tangineis (10) dei****, pod...
- "Secret of the
Tohto Film
Development Studio (Part 1)" Transliteration: "
Touto Genzoujo no
Himitsu (Zenpen)" (****anese: 東都現像所の秘密（前編）)
Minoru Tozawa N/A...
-
Introduction to the New Testament. 1966, p. 241: 'Pleonastic "kai"
after "dia
touto" (Col 1:9) is
found in the NT only in Paul (1 Thess. 2:13; 3:5; Rom. 13:6)...
-
respectively as Hokuto, Seito, and
Touto. They were all in
conflict with one another. It is now
present day. In
Touto,
mysterious unidentified lifeforms...
- the 16th century. Finally, the name
could originate from the
Celtic word
touto, town.[citation needed]
Archaeological sites attest that the area was inhabited...
