balas , auch: balas ruby

We should cheer on the Balas in our midst and do nothing to impede them.

Finally, when Jonathan had to choose, he came down on the side of Balas.

Balas ruby is an old name for a rose-tinted variety.

Ann and Charles Balas, the owners, went out of their way to help me during my visit.

Alexander Balas also contacted Jonathan with even more favorable terms.

Alexander Balas was neither popular, nor an efficient ruler.

Balas did some of the fundamental work in developing integer and disjunctive programming.

They're real rubies,' she marvelled, peering into the dark garnet depths of the balas.

And yet his work stands out from the ruck of the contemporary versifiers as a balas ruby among carrots.

It is in this province that those fine and valuable gems the Balas Rubies are found.

He was holding one in each hand, studying their identical features, even to the magnificence of the matched Balas rubies.

"It's been two years," Balas acknowledges.

The transparent red spinels were called spinel-rubies or balas rubies.

Alexander Balas was victorious and sole ruler of the Seleucid Empire.

It emerges you can have your balas many ways: sautéed, en blanquette, skewered.

Balas was born in Cleveland, Ohio.

I wrote down BALAS - a red ruby.

Among others, Andrew Balas is the lead authors of the landmark study on the transfer of research evidence from clinical trials to patient care.

"I'm supposed to pick up that Burmese curio of mine, the item with the Balas ruby in the handle."

Demetrius offered Jonathan rule over wider areas, and Balas offered to appoint him high priest.

Alexander Balas (assassinated)

Trans from the French by Toula Balas.

The breast and back were worked with the sunburst, the Macedonian royal blazon, in balas rubies and gold.

They joined with Balas, who defeated and killed Demetrius I in 150 BC.

Bill Balas (Screenwriter)