Ram Type Greek' title='Ram Type Greek' />GREEK AND EGYPTIAN RELIGIOUS PARALLELS. Egyptian Gods with Greek Names in Herodotus and Votive Statuary. Lucas Livingston. June 7, 2002. Throughout much of Book II of. A battering ram is a siege engine that originated in ancient times and designed to break open the masonry walls of fortifications or splinter their wooden gates. Greek Roman Female Statues in museums around the world. Here we showcase a selection of original statues frequently reproduced for the art market. Three Letter Words with definitions. AH. v. to express surprise. AAL n. an East Indian shrub. AAS plural of AA n. ABA n. an outer garment worn by Arabs. ABB n. a textile yarn. ABO n. an aboriginal. ABS plural of AB n. ABY v. to pay as a penalty also ABYE pa. ABIDACE v. to play a winning serve in tennis. ACH interj. Scots. OCHACT v. ADD v. to make an addition. ADO n. a bustle or fuss. ADS plural of AD n. ADZ n. a cutting tool also ADZE v. AFF adv. AFT prep. AGA n. a Turkish commander. AGE v. to grow old pr. AGEINGAGO adv. in the past since. AGS plural of AG n. AHA interj. expressing surprise or triumph. AHI n. a tuna. AHS present tense of AH v. AIA n. an Indian nurse maid. AID v. to help. AIL v. AIM v. to point or direct. AIN n. a Hebrew letter. AIR v. to make opinions known publicly. AIS plural of AI n. AIT n. a small island. AKA n. a NZ vine. AKE v. obs. to ache. ALA n. an outgrowth on a fruitpl. ALAEALB n. a priests long, white vestment. ALE n. a kind of beer. ALF n. an uncultivated Australian. ALL n. the whole everything everyone. ALP n. a mountain. ALS plural of AL n. East Indian tree. ALT n. a high tone. ALU n. Hindi a potato also ALOOAMA n. AMAHAME n. French a soul. AMI n. a friend. AMP n. AMU n. a unit of mass. ANA n. a collection of anecdotes. AND n. the symbol something added. ANE n. Scots. one. ANI n. a tropical American bird. ANN n. a payment to a parish ministerswidow also ANNATANS plural as in IFS AND ANS, thingsthat might have happened,but which did not. ANT n. an insect. ANY adj. some whichever. APE v. to imitate. APO n. a protein. APP n. an application program. APT v. obs. to adapt. ARB n. an arbitrageur, a share trader. ARC v. to form an arcpa. ARCED, ARCKEDARD n. ARE n. a unit of metric land measure. ARF n. a barking sound. ARK v. to place in an ark. ARM v. to provide with weapons. ARS plural of AR n. RART n. the creation of works of beauty. ARY adj. dial. any. ASH v. to reduce to ash. ASK v. to request, inquire or invite. ASP n. a venomous snake. ASS n. a long haired horse like animal. ATE n. a reckless ambition. ATS plural a Laotian monetary unit. ATT n. a Laotian monetary unit pl. ATTAUA n. a NZ fish. AUE interj. Maori of astonishment. AUF n. an elfs child. AUK n. a type of sea bird. AVA n. an aromatic plant of the pepperfamily also KAVAAVE n. Virgin Mary. AVO n. Macao. AWA adv. Scots. AWE v. to strike with awepr. AWEINGAWK n. a computer programming languageused for data processing. AWL n. a pointed tool for boring. Installer Windows 98 Se Sans Disquette there. AWN v. to shelter with an awning. AXE v. to chop or cut down. AYE n. a yes vote also AYAYS the plural of AY n. AYEAYU n. a small edible fish. AZO adj. containing nitrogen. BAA v. to bleat as a sheep. AC n. short for baccalaureate. BAD n. something that is evil. BAG v. to put in a pouch or sackn. BAGGERBAH interj. BAL n. a balmoral shrub. BAM v. to hoax or cheat n. BAMMERBAN v. to forbid or prohibit. BAP n. a large, flat bread roll. BAR v. to obstruct or prevent. BAS plural of BA n. Egypt the soul. BAT v. BATTERBAY v. to bark or howl. BED v. to put in a sleeping area. BEE n. an insect that makes honey. BEG v. to ask for n. BEGGARBEL n. a measure of noise. BEN n. a mountain. BES n. a Hebrew Letter plural BESESBET v. BETTED n. BETTER, BETTORBEY n. Turkish governor. BEZ n. the second tine of a deers horn. BIB v. to tipple n. BIBBERBID v. to make an offer. BIG v. Scots. to build adj. BIN v. to place into a bin. BIO n. a short form of biography. BIS plural of BI n. BIT v. to curb or restrain. BIZ n. slang business. BOA n. a large constricting snake. BOB v. to move quickly up and downn. BOBBERBOD n. a person. BOG v. to sink. BOH interj. BOHSBOI n. a boyish lesbian. BOK n. a goat or antelope. BON adj. good. BOO v. BOP v. to dance to pop musicn. BOPPERBOR n. E. Anglia a neighbour. BOS plural of BO n. US a man. BOT v. BOW v. BOX v. to put into a box to fist fight. BOY v. to play a female part as a boy. BRA n. a brassiere. BRO n. colloq. brother. BRR interj. to show feeling coldalso BRRRBRU n. BUB n. colloq. a baby. BUD v. to produce buds n. BUDDERBUG v. to annoy. BUM v. to loaf about n. BUMMER adj. worthless. BUN n. a sweet roll or cake. BUR v. to whisper hoarsely n. BURRERBUS v. to travel by bus pa. BUSEDBUT v. to put forward as an objection. BUY v. to purchase n. BUYERBYE n. a pass to the next roundof a competition, etc. BYS plural of BY n. BYE CAB v. to travel by taxi. CAD n. a dishonourable man. CAG n. a cagoule. CAM v. to whiten with camstone. CAN v. to store in a metallic cylinder. CAP v. to put a limit on somethingn. CAPPERCAR n. an automobile. CAT v. to vomit. CAW v. KAWCAY n. a low islet. CAZ abbrev. CASUALCEE n. CCEL n. celluloid. CEP n. a kind of edible mushroom. CHA n. tea. CHE pron. ICHI n. feminine of CHAL n. KHICID n. a chief, captain or hero. CIG n. short for cigarette. CIS adj. having certain atoms on thesame side of the molecule. CIT n. a dishonourable man. CLY v. to seize or steal. COB v. to strike. COD v. to make fun of n. CODDERCOG v. to con or cheat n. COGGERCOL n. a pass in a mountain range. CON v. to trick, or persuade bydishonest means n. CONNERCOO v. to make a sound like a doven. COOERCOP v. to capture. COR n. a Hebrew measure. COS n. a crisp, long leaved lettuce. COT n. a small bed for a young child. COW v. to subdue. COX v. to direct a rowing crew. COY v. to caress. COZ n. short for cousin pl. COZZESCRU n. a French vineyard. CRY v. to utter a sound of pain or griefn. CRIERCUB v. to produce cubs. CUD n. food chewed again by aruminating animal. CUE v. to give a signalpr. CUING, CUEINGCUM n. CUP v. to form into a cup shapen. CUPPERCUR n. a worthless mongrel dog. CUT v. to make an incision to reduce. CUZ n. a cousin pl. CUZZESCWM n. Welsh a valley. AB v. to press gently n. DABBERDAD v. to thump. DAE v. Scots same as DO to act pa. DID, pr. p. DAEINGDAG v. DAH n. a Burmese knife also DADAK n. India, the mail or postalso DAWKDAL n. Indian edible peaalso DAHL, DHAL, DHOLL,DAALDAM v. DAN n. a level of efficiency in Japanesecombative sports. DAP v. to dip bait gently into wateralso DIB n. DAPPERDAS plural of DAH n. Burmese knife. DAW v. DAWED, DAWENDAY n. DEB n. colloq. a debutante. DEE v. to damn. DEF adj. DEG v. to water a plantDEI plural of DEUS n. Latin a god. DEL n. DEN v. to retire to a lair. DEV n. a Hindu god also DEVADEW v. DEX n. a sulfate used as a stimulant. DEY n. a former governor of Algiers. DIB v. to dip bait gently into wateralso DAP n. DIBBERDID past tense of DO v. DIDSTDIE v. to cut or shape with a diepr. DIEINGDIF n. difference. DIG v. to excavate pa. DUG, DIGGEDDIM v. DIN v. to make a loud noise. DIP v. to immerse briefly to lower. DIS v. to dismiss, put down also DISSDIT v. Scots. to block. DIV n. Persian mythology. DOB v. to inform on or betrayn. DOBBERDOC n. a doctor. DOD v. to cut the hair of. DOE n. a female deer or rabbit. DOG v. to follow like a dog. DOH n. first musical note in a scale also DODOL n. DOM n. a title given to certain monks. DON v. to put on clothes, etc. DOO n. Scots. a dove or pigeon. Tenchu Z Pc -. DOP v. obs. to dip n. DOPPERDOR v. to mock. DOS plural of DO n. DOHDOT v. to make a very small spot. DOW v. to be able. DOY n. a beloved person. DRY v. to reduce moisture adj. DRYSDSO n. a cross between a yak and a cowalso ZHO, ZO, DZHO, DZODZO n. DUB v. to add sound effects to. DUD n. a reject. DUE v. Shakesp. to bestow a giftpr. DUINGDUH interj. DUG n. DUI a plural of DUO n.