sindon


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sindon

(ˈsɪndən)
n
(Textiles) a fine cloth used as a wrap or shroud
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The New People's Army attacked and killed a member of Task Force: Kalikasan who was manning an anti-illegal logging checkpoint on Friday (July 5) at Sitio (subvillage) Laguis in Barangay Sindon Bayabo here.
Jovie Miranda Sindon, a 50-year-old farmer, together with her family and some visitors were sleeping when armed men fired automatic rifles at the house around 10:30 p.m.
It starts in barangaya Cabisera 10 and Sindon Bayabo in Ilagan City and ends in barangay Dicatian in the coastal town of Divilacan.
Hwaer sindon seledreamas?" (92-93; Where has gone the horse?
Middle - Warren Sindon (Welshpool) bt Duant Green (Norwich) 40-37.
Its cotton called 'Sindon' was better than Egyptian cotton, and it was exported to Persia, Mesopotamia, Middle East and other countries.
Jesus, not wanting to disappoint Abgar, then takes a cloth (seddona < Greek sindon) and imprints upon it his face.
34) [eth]a mine [thorn]eowas sindon wisdomas & craeftas & so[eth]e welan 'my servants are wisdom and virtues and true riches' (coboeth,Bo:7.18.5.287).
He rode the Irish Derby on Sindon (1958) and the mighty Nijinsky (1970) but many will recall his ride in the 1968 race for the flop of 3-1 on hot-pot Sir Ivor who was second to Ribero, ironically partnered by Piggott.

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