Satan

German Nickel, Satan or Old Nick s and from kupfernickel. Old Nick s copper) Cronstedt discovered nickel in 1751 in kupfernickel (niccolite). 

The Son runs away with the dux and is depicted standing with him on a mountain-top, as in the New Testament account of the temptation of Christ by Satan. Meanwhile, in the absence of the Son the Father dies from sorrow and yearning. He revives when the Son returns. Embracing him the Father devours him moved by the intensity of his love (fig. 29) ... 

Second pagination is [Satana Noimata Greek] or, the wiles of Satan.. . . ... 

Chambers, A.B. Milton s Proteus and Satan s Visit to the Sun. JEngl Germ Philol 62 (1963) 280-287. 

The explicit methods avoid the need of solving large sets of equations and can therefore be used on smaller computers. However, these methods tend to be unstable unless the step sizes are kept small and an artificial constraint is introduced on the variables. In most formulations the time step must be less than the reach length divided by the isothermal sonic velocity (see Section V,B,1). Explicit methods are used in PIPETRAN (D7) and SATAN (G4). 

S When the priests wanted to commune with their gods and receive messages from them, they ate this plant to induce a delirium. A thousand visions and Satanic hallucinations appeared to them (11). 

In the second painting, the candidate has successfully advanced to the next degree, symbolized by a ruined classical temple with treasure strewn on the floor. Her right hand holds a sword which has just severed the satanic serpents head, while her left hand is clasped to her breast. 

Nickel was isolated first and recognized as an element by Cronstedt in 1751. The metal was derived in pure form by Richter in 1804. The metal takes its name from two German words Nickef and kupfemickef, which mean Old Nick s (or Satan) and Old Nick s copper, respectively. 

Baudelaire, quoted in Senior, 95 .. . c est Satan [Hermes] Trismegiste / Qui berce longuement notre esprit enchante, / Et le riche metal de notre volunte / Est tout vaporise par ce savant [aljchimiste. ... 

Michelet, Jules. La Sociere.. . . Paris, 1862 and 1903 Satanism and Witchcraft A Study in Medeival Superstition. New York Citadel, 1939. 

Like the other names, we don t know how to pronounce this one. I ve read in a few places that it may be a scrambling of the first 42 letters of the Torah and dates back to the first century. It s mentioned in the Talmud. Line 2 might be interpreted as Destroy Satan. ... 

You pull your car up to the northeast gate of the White House where you note the flashing lights of police cars. Despite your curiosity, you continue your lecture to make sure Sally has a firmer grasp on the fourth dimension. Some religions suggest that Satan is the devil, the fallen... 

Righr. Satan s fall would appear to us as incomprehensible fleshy blobs suddenly materializing, changing in size, and finally disappearing (Fig. 3.2). 

Satan is the ruler over the fallen angels, always struggling against the Kingdom of God by seducing humans to sin. Satan disrupts God s plan for salvation and slanders the saints to reduce the number of those chosen for the Kingdom of God. How might Satan do this from delta below our 3-D world If he could occasionally pop up into our world, he would wreak havoc ... 

Sally leans forward. Was that Satan at Cherbourg ... 

You nod. Sally, if Satan were a 4-D being, it might be possible to confine him in a tesseract prison. If it were an ordinary cube, Satan could flee into the fourth dimension. However, if the cube in our world was really part of a hypercube, he would be trapped. As he leaped upsilon into the fourth dimension, he d just hit his head on a cubical ceiling. Similarly, a Flatlander having the ability to leap into the third dimension would bang himself on a cubical prison that spanned his world. ... 

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