GRIFFIN - COLORING PAGE

 

GRIFFIN -  COLORING PAGE 

GRIFFIN, Griffon- noun
Griffin (pronounced as  grifin )

Architecture, History

 A fabulous monster, half  lion and half eagle 

Illustration

Griffin

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CUNEIFORM - COLORING PAGE- 2

CUNEIFORM - COLORING PAGE

Cuneiform- noun, 

Cuneiform- (pronounced kunēiform  )  

Wedge shaped, applied, especially to the characters an in Persia, Assyria, etc. or to the writing itself. 

Illustration:

Cuneiform

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CATAPULT - COLORING PAGE

 

CATAPULT - COLORING PAGE

Catapult- noun

Catapult- (pronounced  katapult   )  

An engine used in ancient time to throw stones, arrows, spears, etc. 

verb-  To throw from or as from a catapult 

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CADUCEUS- COLORING PAGE

 

CADUCEUS- COLORING PAGE

Caduceus- noun

Cacao (pronounced   kadūseus ), plural- caducei

 Antiq. Herald's staff of office, especially the staff of Hermes or Mercury. 

ILLUSTRATION

Burbot of Europe 1/10

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CUNEIFORM- COLORING PAGE

 

CUNEIFORM- COLORING PAGE 

cuneiform adjective, 
cuneiform (pronounced- kūnėifôrm or kūnēifôrm)

       cuneiform - adjective

       wedge shaped used of the letters cut on stones or bricks at Babylon and Nineveh 

 

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

BOOMERANG- COLORING PAGE

 

BOOMERANG- COLORING PAGE

Boomerang- noun

Boomerang(pronounced  boomerăng) n 

1 A curved or angular club used mainly by the natives of Australia as a missile weapon It can be hurled so that its flight will bring it back near to the place from which it was thrown

 2 Any story or scheme that reacts to the damage of its originator AB 

ILLUSTRATION

Boomerangs

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Bayonets - noun
Bayonets(pronounced  bayonet 

MILITARY- A weapon of the dagger kind made to fit on the muzzle end of a musket or rifle

 verb t To stab with a bayonet 

 

ILLUSTRATION

Bayonets

 1 Triangular 

2 Trowel 

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BATTLEMENT- COLORING PAGE

 

BATTLEMENTS- COLORING PAGE

Battelement  - noun
Battlement (pronounced battlement

n            A parapet with open spaces at the top of ancient fortified buildings, later used as a decorative feature 

adjective- battlemented 

ILLUSTRATION

Battelements 

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Battering-ram  - noun
Battering-ram (pronounced   battering ram 

n A military engine of antiquity usu ally consisting of a huge iron tipped beam mounted so as to be used to beat down walls 

ILLUSTRATION

Battering-ram 

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BUCKLER- COLORING PAGE

 

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buckler - noun
buckler (pronounced-  buckler)

           noun-  a shield with a buckle or boss in the center 

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

BELFRY- COLORING PAGE

 

BELFRY- COLORING PAGE 

 1.belfry - noun, French
belfry-  a bell tower, ex.: Big Ben

         

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1925

BAYONETS- COLORING PAGE

 

BAYONET- COLORING PAGE 

bayonets- noun,

bayonet ( pronounced bayonet  )

 a short sword made to fit on the muzzle of a gun 

         

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1925

BATTLEMENT- COLORING PAGE

 

BATTLEMENT- COLORING PAGE 

battlement- noun,

battlement (pronounced batlement)

      a fortified wall with openings to shoot through 

         

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1925

ATHENA- COLORING PAGE

 

ATHENA- COLORING PAGE 

Athena- noun, Greek, Church, Ecclesiastic

Athena (pronounced  athena) 

             One of the greater Olympian deities, preeminent as a civic goddess wise in the industries of peace, and the arts of war; by the Romans identified with Minerva. 

ELGIN

         

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1.Webster Noa WEBSTER'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DICTIONARY ABRIDGED FROM WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGO AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY SPRINGFIELD MASS G & C MERRIAM CO 1914

2. DEPARTMENT OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES A SHORT GUIDE TO THE Sculptures of the Parthenon IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM ELGIN COLLECTION British nmuseum 

ARTEMIS- COLORING PAGE

ARTEMIS- COLORING PAGE 

Artemis- noun, Greek, Religious, Eclesiastic, Church

Artemis ( pronounced  ärtemis)  A goddess,  the virgin huntress goddess of wild nature, associated with the moon as her twin brother Apollo is with the Sun.The Romans identified her with Diana. 

         

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2. WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1912

ARMOR- COLORING PAGE

 

ARMOR- COLORING PAGE 

armor- noun,

armor (  pronounced ärmer)

 n 5

1. A defensive clothing or covering worn to protect one's person in battle 

2. Steel or iron plating on ships or forts for protection from artillery fire 

3 ,Any similar protective covering as a diver's suit 

 verb armor

vt-

 To equip with armor 

armorer  noun

1. who makes or repairs armor or arms 

2. One in charge of arms and armor as charge as formerly of a knight  

 

armorial (pronounced ärmōʻrial) - of arms

                                                      Belonging to armor or to heraldic arms 

Illustration

Armor:

Plate Armor 

a- Helmet with Beaver 

b- Gorget of sliding splints

c-Shoulder piece 

d- Pallette

e- Breastplate

f -Brassart 

g- Elbowpiece 

(F cubitière)

h- Skirt of taces 

i- Tuille 

k -Gauntlet 

I-Cuisse 

m- Knee piece

( F genouillère) 

n -Jamb

 A- Solleret  

         

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ARCADE- COLORING PAGE

 

ARCADE- COLORING PAGE 

arcade- noun, Greek, Architecture

arcade (  pronounced  ärkād )

          1 .Architecture 

          a. A series of arches with their columns or piers 

          b. A long arched building ог gallery 

          2. An arched or covered way or avenue as between shops. 

ARCADIA-noun, Greek, Poetic

       A mountainous district of Greece which was reputed to be inhabited by a simple, contented, pastoral people. 

Figurative meaning-  any region or scene of simple pleasure and quiet .

             Arcadian - Of or pertaining to or characteristic of Arcadia 

         

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ARBALEST- COLORING PAGE 

arbalestk arbalist- noun,

arbalest (  pronounced  ärbalěst)

arbalist   (pronounced ärbalist)

           A kind of crossbow anciently used

         

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APOLLO- COLORING PAGE

 

APOLLO- COLORING PAGE 

Apollo- noun, Greek, Ecclesiastic, Religious

Apollo (pronounced  àpõlō)The god manly youth and beauty, of poetry, music and oracles. He was also god of healing and later was identified with the sun god Helios.

         

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2. The New Practical Reference Library - Volume 1 Charles H. Sylvester, ‎Ellsworth D. Foster · 1914
3. A HANDBOOK OF GREEK SCULPTURE Ernest Arthur Gardner · 1897

ALB- COLORING PAGE

 

ALB- COLORING PAGE

ALB-  noun, Ecclesiastic 

 alb ( pronounced- alb)
       A kind of white linen vestment 

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