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peacock, the — Павлин … Вестминстерский словарь теологических терминов
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The Red Notebook — peacock The Red Notebook is a collection of stories written by American author Paul Auster in four parts. The Red Notebook in 1992, Why Write? in 1995, Accident Report in 1999 and It Don t Mean a Thing in 2000. They are all true stories gathered… … Wikipedia
peacock — [14] The original English name of the ‘peacock’ in the Anglo Saxon period was pēa. This was borrowed from Latin pāvō, a word which appears to have been related to Greek taós ‘peacock’, and which also gave French paon, Italian pavone, and Spanish… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
peacock — [14] The original English name of the ‘peacock’ in the Anglo Saxon period was pēa. This was borrowed from Latin pāvō, a word which appears to have been related to Greek taós ‘peacock’, and which also gave French paon, Italian pavone, and Spanish… … Word origins
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