Small individuals of Bolla can be confused with large Staphylus, and for this reason we also illustrated the male genitalia of Bolla
brennus (Fig.
"And the Bouclier du
Brennus in France and with Leinster and now with Ireland - I think you've got to run out of luck at some stage.
Reaching five finals in the last ten years is a decent return, but Clermont have won just one of those and that sole victory in 2010 was the first time they had lifted the Bouclier de
Brennus after ten consecutive final defeats, a run stretching back to the 1930s.
Bolla
brennus brennus [marca] [marca] (Godman & Salvin, 1896) rev.
Mourad Boudjellal showed his stern streak by threatening to return the Top 14 champions' Bouclier de
Brennus trophy to the league's oces after last weekend's miserable 34-24 defeat to Toulouse.
Brennus. Les Verts ne le connaissent peut-etre pas. Peu importe, mais c'est lui qui s'est exclame pour ce fatidique [beaucoup moins que] malheur aux vaincus [beaucoup plus grand que] (vae victus). Pas besoin de faire un dessin pour Brahimi, Feghouli et...
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Brennus, to whom D'Annunzio refers, was a chieftain of the Senones, who defeated the Romans at the Battle of Allia in 390 BC.
The 22-year-old became the face of Imperial Leather's Cussons Foamburst when he was picked to play a genie called
Brennus for a series of adverts.
L'arriere du CO, qui avait fait partie du XV de France en tournee en Nouvelle-Zelande, souffre d'une fracture de la machoire apres avoir ete victime d'une agression vendredi soir a Mont-de-Marsan oE il etait present avec quelques joueurs castrais "pour la presentation du bouclier de
Brennus", a-t-il indique a l'AFP.
A historia, assim como as nacoes depredadoras e conquistadoras, parece ter tomado por regra de equidade a palavra de
Brennus: (13) "Vae victis".
From that point through August 1962, Stoppard worked as a journalist in Bristol, and this chapter provides an annotated account of the nearly 200 articles he wrote under his own name, anonymously, and under the pseudonym
Brennus. While Stoppard covered everything from motor car shows to bowling alleys and tattoo clubs, fittingly the most detailed notes concern articles where Stoppard was engaged as a theatre or film critic, from his preference for Michael Redgrave's Hamlet over Peter O'Toole's (265) to his positive assessment of Arthur Miller's work (278).