Difference between revisions of "Some fine covered by six marks or ninepins"
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* '''six marks''' → commercial foliation | * '''six marks''' → commercial foliation | ||
| + | ** 666 - the Mark of the Beast | ||
| + | ** 6 marks of a prophet - apparently, there is a christian concept of those 6 marks(?), but there also seem to be 6 marks of a *false* prophet... | ||
* '''nine pence''' → commercial foliation | * '''nine pence''' → commercial foliation | ||
| + | ** 9 pins: 9-pin bowling | ||
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| + | * '''King Mark:''' from Wagner's ''Tristan'' | ||
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| + | [[Category: opera]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:21, 11 July 2017
- fine → there is a foliation of commercial terms in this paragraph
- covered → commercial foliation
- six marks → commercial foliation
- 666 - the Mark of the Beast
- 6 marks of a prophet - apparently, there is a christian concept of those 6 marks(?), but there also seem to be 6 marks of a *false* prophet...
- nine pence → commercial foliation
- 9 pins: 9-pin bowling
- King Mark: from Wagner's Tristan
