Horam

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Horam (hôr`ăm), in the Bible, king of Gezer. He was defeated and killed by Joshua.

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Respondeo: 'Si sextam horam secundum supra scripta intelligamus, relinquetur ut distantia trium dumtaxat horarum sit non novem; tuncque ratio Plinii erit probabilis.

Alciato and the grammarians: the law and the humanities in the ... by Drysdall, Denis L. / Renaissance Quarterly

horam et sepulti, insurgentibus contra Conventum propter quedam cervicalia pavonatia de velluto imbrocato de auro canonicis ex capitulo cathedralis Ecclesie Sancte Marie Maioris de Urbe, invidentibus de sepultura supradicti Reverendissimi Domini Cardinalis in nostra et non in eorum ecclesia, cum illius ecclesie est Archipresbiter, et nostram ecclesiam fundasset, cum maximo totius populi scandalo, quod nunquam fuit auditum, et in eorum maximum prejudicium et infamiam.

Death and the Cardinal: The Two Bodies of Guillaume d'Estouteville [*] by GILL, MEREDITH J. / Renaissance Quarterly

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