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Перевод: Hercules

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Тезаурус:

1. The Hercules came in dangerously low for a drop, just below five hundred feet, on Delaney's orders, to ensure the minimum dispersion of the stick over the DZ.
2. Note too the Roman remains around the outside, the church having been built on the side of Roman Milan's Hercules Baths, one of the last pagan works completed in the third-century before the city became Christian.
3. The former RAF Hercules pilot and director of Hastings-based South East Computers, which has since folded, had planned to spend just two days in America.
4. the God Hercules
5. As with the Hercules, the Pioneer folds flat, and has wheels and a handle for ease of transport.
6. In his earlier years the emperor Constantine (c.288-;335) had been an adherent first of Hercules and then of Sol Invictus.
7. His seal ring appears on one coin, while others depict the goddess Roma wearing his war helmet and the god Hercules, who is shown wearing Alexander's diadem and with his hairstyle (fig. 21).
8. It is ironic that the Hercules is now in service with the Argentinian navy.
9. So the golden apple which Hercules first brought back or gathered, from Hesperia must have been grain; and the Gallic Hercules with links of this gold, that issue from his mouth, chains men by the ears: something which will later be discovered as a myth concerning the fields.
10. The C130 Hercules of RAF Transport Command, markings hurriedly painted out, stood near the end of the runway, its engines running up as a car swung in through the raised barrier, and past the RAF Regiment guard.
11. Even the largest vehicles in a flight will fit in the USAF's standard transport aircraft such as the C-130 Hercules, C-141 Starlifter and C-5 Galaxy.
12. Typical were two canvases bought, in a grime-covered state, at Sotheby's New York: a "Roman School, circa 1650" of "Hercules wrestling with the Nemean Lion", for which Croce had paid 31,000 in 1988, was bought in this time at 17,000 (10,625; est. 30,000-;50,000), and a "Sacrifice of Isaac", bought as "Roman circa 1620" for 66,000, failed at 48,000 (est. 60,000-;80,000).
13. Soon Vickers at Barrow was building the Hercules for the Argentinian navy and then, under licence, helping it to build the Santisima Trinidad at Rio Santiago.