- knife :
unsheathing an
American legend. Lincoln, R.I.:
Andrew Mowbray. ISBN 9781931464123. Flayderman, Norm (2004). The
Bowie knife :
unsheathing an American...
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samurai falls, the kaishakunin, with the same slow,
silent style used when
unsheathing the katana,
shakes the
blood off the
blade (a
movement called chiburi)...
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closed fist,
simulating a
sheathed weapon. Conversely, a
thumb up
meant to
unsheath your sword.
pollice verso with a
turned thumb Used by
Roman crowds to p****...
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rather than
hazusu (外す), the verb
otherwise used in
medieval texts for
unsheathing naginata. Some 11th and 12th
century mentions of hoko may
actually have...
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Bowie Knife:
Unsheathing an
American Legend. Lincoln, R.I.:
Andrew Mowbray. pp. 265–274. ISBN 978-1-931464-12-3...
- lacquer. The
scabbard had an
almost air-tight fit with the
sword body.
Unsheathing the
sword revealed an
almost untarnished blade,
despite the tomb being...
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Christ and
Christian doctrine can be
demonstrated through the
legitimate unsheathing of the "sword
against the enemy". In the 11th
century the
concept of...
- to Miki by
exclaiming that he is
willing to slay Miki a
second time,
unsheathing his
sword and
slashing at the
empty air near Miki's seat. Attempting...
- particular,
Russian soldiers were not
taught to cut in one
movement from
unsheathing,
whatever Caucasus traditions suggest. Parikaoba/Farikaoba (ru:Парикаоба)...
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Times Picayune,
October 23, 1874. Flayderman, Harold, The
Bowie knife:
Unsheathing an
American Legend, London:
Andrew Mobray Publishers Ltd., ISBN 1-931464-12-X...
