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Stephen, St
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
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Stephen, St (975–1038), first king of
Hungary. He became a Christian in 985 and on his accession to the Hungarian throne in 997 he set out to Christianize the country. In 1001 he obtained from the Pope a royal crown; it was apparently later returned to Rome and is no longer thought to form part of the Hungarian crown preserved at Budapest. Feast day (now optional), 16 Aug. (formerly 2 Sept.), but in Hungary 20 Aug., the day of the translation of his relics, is his main festival.
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CRIK: NZ win toss and bat against Pakistan in second one-daye
Newspaper article from: AAP Sports News (Australia); 4/24/2002; 306 words
; ...and bat against Pakistan in second one-daye RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, April 24 AFP - New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming won the toss and decided to bat...12th man: Shoaib Malik New Zealand: Stephen Fleming (captain), Craig McMillan...
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Cummings stars put choices in writing: Gatling, Daye sign letters.
Newspaper article from: Times-News (Burlington, NC); 2/2/2006; 700+ words
; Byline: Stephen Schramm Feb. 2--With...University jackets and Dante Daye clad in a white Livingstone...of the goals he met." Daye, wearing a borrowed Livingstone...where I wanted to go," Daye said. "I took my visit...recruiting him were saying." Stephen Schramm can be reached...
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The lifeblood of liberty, part 1. (printing ink, and printing history) (column)
Magazine article from: Graphic Arts Monthly; 1/1/1989; 700+ words
; ...press was brought to the colonies by Stephen Daye in 1638. It was set up in Cambridge...by Harvard College. The ink that Daye used was of generally poor quality...was uneven, as evidenced by some of Daye's early works, in cluding the famous...
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Matters of state: Massachusetts.
Magazine article from: Printing News; 4/16/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...accompanied Mr. Glover and Ms. Harris, Stephen Daye, began publishing academic books...was essentially illiterate. Mr. Daye, together with his son Matthew...Samuel Green took control of the Daye press in 1648, and the shop continued...
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MAN UTD FANS SHOT IN RED LIGHTHORROR; Maniac in Merc blasts two Brits.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England); 12/7/1996; ; 411 words
; ...celebrated their club's victory in Europe. Stephen Daye, 33, was fighting for his life after...us shattered. The next thing I knew Stephen and I were lying on the floor with blood everywhere." Stephen's brother Sidney, 48, said in Har...
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Floral win shows roots are firmly planted in success; Carrick.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland); 8/13/2003; 524 words
; ...and Joymount Gardens. Environmental services officer Stephen Daye said everyone was excited about the judges' visit...and old people's homes have been involved, too,'' Stephen added. Last year, Carrickfergus won Translink's Ulster...
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Finest blooms on show at event.(News)
Newspaper article from: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland); 9/6/2005; 483 words
; ...to a prize-giving ceremony at the Carrickfergus Clarion Hotel in October to receive their certificates and prizes. Stephen Daye, a council officer and one of the judges, said entrants were worthy of praise. We were very impressed by the number...
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SCARECROWS IN THE GARDENS OF EDEN
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph; 8/8/2009; 473 words
; ...there is that added advantage as well, which has become more important for many during the recession," he said. Stephen Daye of Carrickfergus Borough Council says Eden Allotments is already the biggest allotment site in Ireland. "It's very...
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`Publishing Timeline' Takes Readers on A Global Tour Of Civilizations and Their Impact on the Graphic Arts.
Magazine article from: Printing News; 11/13/2000; ; 700+ words
; ...of Claude Garamond, Robert Granjon, Jacob Sabon and, later, Frederic Goudy, among others. Around mid-1600, Stephen Daye ran the first print shop in colonial America and, by 1690, William Rittenhouse had finished building the first paper...
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here and now Who's driving the buzz?
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Herald; 6/29/2003; 621 words
; ...had to do was identify where drummer Lars Ulrich was born. It was, of course, Denmark, and the five winners are: Stephen Daye, Kilwinning - Dickson, Glasgow Alan Guthrie, Ayr Eliot Jordan, Glasgow Neil McKeown, Glasgow Rock on fellas. Next...
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Stephen Daye
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Stephen Daye c.1594-1668, British settler in North...widow helped the Dayes set up his press. Daye apparently supervised its establishment...the first book printed in the colonies. Stephen Daye was not a printer, but a locksmith, whereas...
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Daye, Stephen
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to American Literature
Daye, Stephen (C.1594–1668), came to Boston (1638) under contract to...printing press to the English colonies. The owner died during the voyage, and Daye set up the press at Cambridge. Although untrained in typography, he became...
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Matthew Daye
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Matthew Daye , c.1620-1649, British printer in Massachusetts Bay colony; son of Stephen Daye. His name first appears on the almanac...produced there under the supervision of Stephen Daye were actually printed by Matthew Daye...
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Jose Glover
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...equipment and contracted for the services of Stephen Daye and his household (including Matthew Daye ). Glover died on the voyage to America. His...into control of the printing equipment, and Stephen and Matthew Daye worked for her.
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Oath of a Free‐Man
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to American Literature
...forms. The 1634 version was probably the one employed for Stephen Daye's broadside (1639), the first piece of printing in what is now the United States. No copy of Daye's printed form exists, but its text is known through...
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