Schneid

Schneid. ad loc. for an ancient superstition as to breeds.

On Hunting 2007

Holden (crit. app.) would rather omit dia tes opseos with Schneid.

Hiero 2007

Schneid., analambanein = retinere equum, anhalten, pariren. i.e. “rein in” of the “Parade.”

On Horsemanship 2007

For the vulg. auton see Schneid. ad loc., who suggests ton aston.

On Hunting 2007

Schneid.cf. Herod.v. 152 Or, “by aids and signs,” as we say.

On Horsemanship 2007

We had been spared by the felt lice but their brothers, the lovely white ones, defeated us wrote an SS trooper, Sadi Schneid.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

We had been spared by the felt lice but their brothers, the lovely white ones, defeated us wrote an SS trooper, Sadi Schneid.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

We had been spared by the felt lice but their brothers, the lovely white ones, defeated us wrote an SS trooper, Sadi Schneid.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

We had been spared by the felt lice but their brothers, the lovely white ones, defeated us wrote an SS trooper, Sadi Schneid.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

Trunks and limbs of wild trees usually bear branching thorns, but a thornless form (f. inermis Schneid.) has been developed for cultivation; it has small, greenish, fragrant flowers in spring and flat, crooked pods in fall.

Chapter 6 1983