What were the gifts brought by Melchoir, Gaspar and Balthazar?
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Gold, frankincense, and myrrh
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1.jousting\n2.(communes) the actual town were called this but idk about hte ppl.\n3.Chanson de Roland\n\ni think these should at least lead you in the right direction.
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there is St Martin of Tours\nSt Martin de Porres\npope St Martin I\n\nthose are the only ones i know of.... they came after the bibnle - some rather closely - 367 and some another in the 1500's.
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Don't forget the three magi: Easter Bunny, Santa, and the Tooth Fairy.\n\nEggs are the new myr.
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Woah I just answered this question. Weird. The 15 year gift is Crystal. As in, wine glasses, etc. For gemstones its Ruby.
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A friend is a gift from heaven.\n\nSplooch!
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By supplies I am assuming you mean the original ones shipped from England. Any colony in that time period would have gunpowder and firearms as well as edged steel weapons of various kinds. There would probably be some European livestock. Medicinal supplies. Salt fish, salt beef, salt pork, flour and other such staples. Bar iron for blacksmiths to work. Knives, glass beads and other such trinkets as trade goods.
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a chalice  used by Christ at the last supper.\nhave you read any of the King Arthur stories?
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Examine the Biblical account regarding the "gift of the Magi". You will find it recorded in Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 2. There is no mention of any birthday celebration, nor is any specific time given, though obviously it was some time after Jesus’ birth. In verse 1, Matthew calls the visitors “astrologers [Greek, ma´goi] from eastern parts,” hence pagans with no knowledge of Jehovah God. The star these men followed led them, not directly to Jesus’ birthplace in Bethlehem, but to Jerusalem, where King Herod ruled.\n\nWhen this wicked ruler heard them inquiring about “the one born king of the Jews,” he sought out the priests to find exactly “where the Christ was to be born” so that he could have the child killed. The priests answered by quoting Micah’s prophecy that located Messiah’s birthplace in Bethlehem. (Micah 5:2) Herod hypocritically instructed his visitors: “Go make a careful search for the young child, and when you have found it report back to me, that I too may go and do it obeisance.” The astrologers went on their way, and the star “went ahead of them, until it came to a stop above where the young child was.” Notice that he is described as a “young child,” not as a newborn baby.—Matthew 2:1-10.\n\nAs befitted Oriental magnates visiting a ruler, the pagan astrologers fell down and “presented [the young child] with gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh.” Matthew adds: “However, because they were given divine warning in a dream not to return to Herod, they withdrew to their country by another way.”—Matthew 2:11, 12.\n\nFrom this brief Scriptural account, some people might attempt to find support for their Christmas gift giving. Nevertheless, Discovering Christmas Customs and Folklore explains that the current custom of giving gifts finds its roots in the Saturnalia gifts that Romans offered their poor neighbors. “The early church . . . cleverly transferred its significance to a ritual commemoration of the gifts of the Magi.” What a contrast this is to the true worshipers—such as the humble shepherds—who simply praised God at Jesus’ birth!
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Weapon's of Shakespeare's Macbeth's time would have included swords, spears, adze, ball and chain, gaff, war hammer, whip, bow and arrow, crossbows, mace, clubs and cudgels, flail, lances, pikes, trebuchet, catapults, battering rams, daggers and different kinds of knives.  Body armour was quite important.  \n\nHope this helps.
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Did they register somewhere?  If so, pick out something from their registry.  That way you know you are getting them something will want/need.  \n\nI have given things like: flannel sheets, a bottle of champagne and a pair of candles, gift certificates.
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:}\nAlbertus Magnus\na man who understood the value of information and learning\na man who used the works of those before him to enlighten those who followed.
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try here\nhttp://www.mazornet.com/jewishcl/barmitzvahgifts.htm
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Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)\n\nJohn Locke (1632-1704)\n\nVoltaire (1694-1778) given name Francois Marie Arouet\n\nMarquis de Condorcet ( 1743-1794)
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Probably Nostradamus.  If you type in his name in a search engine, you will get oodles of information.  There are also many, many books written about his prophecies.
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I was thinking of some lovely native gifts that could be small enough to pack. Canada has been blessed with beautiful Inuit art and sculpture. Depending on where you live, you can visit a local craft shop that specializes in such gifts. In Quebec, we have beautiful hand painted scarves, woodcrafts, handwoven items and pottery. If you want something to consume, there are the maple syrup products, Laura Secord chocolates, Canadian wines (some good ones are available), baked beans,\nPacific or Atlantic salmon, lobster, freshwater trout. Lookk for\nHudson's Bay products and the beautiful Seagull pewter from Nova Scotia. Canadian picture books, small wildlife figurines, homemade items from craft shops like jams and soap and candles. There are even bags of chocolate moose or deer droppings, packets of Canadian wildflower seeds.\nAny of the above might be appropriate for your boss as well. You'll be buying Canadian and sometimes, we just don't appreciate the unique and beautiful products of our Canadian artisans. Hope this helps.
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The Bible doesn't tell us how many wise men actually went to see Jesus. Sometime between Jesus being born and today, people began to assume that there were 3 wise men merely because they brought three gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. In reality, there were most likely more than 3, but there's no way to prove how many there actually were.