Translations of Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser (3674 bytes)
4: ...his anthem, see the main [[Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser|Wikipedia article]].
6: ...owing are translations of the anthem into several of the languages that were spoken in the old Austria...
21: ...ranslation of Austrian anthem during the reign of Franz Joseph I (1848-1916)<br>
119: [[de:Österreichische_Kaiserhymnen]]

Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser (8563 bytes)
1: ...ancis II]] of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] and later of [[Austria]], written by Lorenz Leopold Haschka (1...
5: ...ony Haydn employed for the string quartet version of his song, which he prepared later in the year 179...
7: ...humb|600px|center|[[Media:HaydnGottErhalteFranzDenKaiserQuartetVersionPianoReduction.ogg|Click]] to hear; ...
12: ...ive Francis the Emperor in the brightest splendor of bliss!''<br/>
13: ...ches bloom for him, wherever he goes, as a wreath of honor.''<br/>

Franz Kaiser (1627 bytes)
1: '''Franz Kaiser''' ([[1891]] &ndash; [[1962]]) was a German [[ast...
3: ...steroid discovery, and Kaiser discovered a number of [[asteroid]]s during his time there.
5: The asteroid [[3183 Franzkaiser]] is named after him.
52: [[Category:1891 births|Kaiser, Franz]]
53: [[Category:1962 deaths|Kaiser, Franz]]

Den Den Town (697 bytes)
3: [[Image:Denden1.jpg|thumb|Denden Town For Tennoji]]
4: [[Image:Denden2.jpg|thumb|Denden Town For Nanba]]
5: [[Image:Denden3.jpg|thumb|Gundams Osaka at Denden Town]]
6: ...t is often compared to the [[Akihabara]] district of [[Tokyo]].
9: * [http://www.denden-town.or.jp/ Official site] (in Japanese only)

Karel Gott (4289 bytes)
3: '''Karel Gott''' (born [[July 14]], [[1939]]) has been arguably...
5: ...f them under [[Polydor]]. In the early [[1970s]], Gott started his career in former [[West Germany]] and...
7: ...in [[German language|German]] ("Triumph of the Golden Voice")]]
8: ...r in an emotional way to come home by pointing to Gott's importance for easing popular conformity with t...
10: ...er, the [[German]] youngsters' lively reaction to Gott performing his "classic" Biene Maja at EXPO showe...

William Gott (1645 bytes)
1: ... plane was shot down on the flight back to Cairo. Gott's replacement was Lt. General [[Bernard Montgomer...
4: * Gott is a [[Yorkshire]] name, of [[Viking]] origin

Gott strafe England (660 bytes)
1: ... "'''''Gott strafe England'''''" was a [[slogan]] of the [[Germany|German]] [[Army]]. The phrase means...
5: The frequency of this slogan and similar oaths by British soldiers...
8: :'Gott strafe England!' and 'God save the King!' <br>

Gott v. Berea College (2268 bytes)
1: ...a College''', 156 Ky. 376 (1913, Court of Appeals of Kentucky)
4: ...College for an [[injunction]] to stop enforcement of the new rule as well as for [[damages]].
7: ...he authority to create and enforce the rule. Did Gott actually have a lawful complaint or were Berea Co...
10: ...student impliedly agrees to conform to such rules of government.”
12: ...tution, the above implied [[contract]] between student and college was sufficient.

Gott soll allein mein Herze haben (2148 bytes)
1: ...ue of Bach's works, it is ''BWV 169''. The author of the words is unknown.
5: The accompanying [[orchestra]] is made up of two [[oboe]]s, a taille (tenor oboe),
9: #"Gott soll allein mein Herze haben" - an [[arioso]] for...
10: #"Gott soll allein mein Herze haben" - an [[aria]] accom...
11: #"Was ist die Liebe Gottes" - a [[revitative]] accompanied by the continuo...

Translations (1457 bytes)
1: ...ral [[Ireland]]. The play deals with a wide range of issues, stretching from language and communicatio...
5: ...English so that they may appear on the soon-to-be-official map in English, a fact which angers his fam...

Bible translations (51511 bytes)
1: ...some passages of [[Daniel]], [[Ezra]], and [[Book of Jeremiah|Jeremiah]] which are in [[Aramaic langua...
3: ... available in whole or in part to some 98 percent of the world’s population.
5: ... this graphic] showing where many popular English translations fall on the literal-to-paraphrase spectrum.
7: ... find tables comparing the same verses in various translations.
9: = Croatian Translations =

Old English Bible translations (4133 bytes)
2: ...nd]], [[Bible translation|translations]] of parts of the [[Bible]] into the [[Old English language]]. ...
4: ...osses and that were meant to be circulated independently.
6: These translations include:
8: ... have written an Old English translation, perhaps of the entire Bible.
12: ...lost; we know of its existence through an account of Bede's death.

Middle English Bible translations (3521 bytes)
2: ...the preferred language limited English literature of all types.
4: ...ospels and Acts used in the mass in a lengthy set of homilies. The manuscript may have been written ab...
6: ...r of religious texts. He translated several parts of the Bible including the [[Psalms]] in the early [...
8: *At the same time another version of Psalms, the West Midland Psalms, was translated b...
10: ...nymous translator, of the French language version of [[Revelations]] which was popular in England as w...

Modern English Bible translations (3890 bytes)
3: ...erences between these translations are the result of differing base texts, different [[theology|theolo...
21: ...>Brenton</td><td> [[Brenton's English Translation of the Septuagint]]</td></tr>
51: ...td>Murdock</td><td> [[James Murdock's Translation of the Syriac Peshitta]]</td></tr>
83: ...[[New Testament Recovery Version|Recovery Version of the New Testament]]
111: *[[Bible translations]]

Early Modern English Bible translations (4001 bytes)
3: ...Modern English]]. This was the first major period of Bible translation into the [[English language]] i...
5: ... they reached England. He worked on a translation of the [[Old Testament]] but was jailed for his work...
7: ...ble in 1535. He probably translated the remainder of the Old Testament himself based on Latin and Germ...
9: ...s translation. This version received the approval of [[Henry VIII]] who had previously banned Tyndale'...
11: ...ngham]] who had succeeded [[John Knox]] as pastor of the English congregation at [[Geneva]], [[Switzer...

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (translations) (4649 bytes)

List of characters in translations of Harry Potter (39014 bytes)
1: ...ter in translation series]]. For a complete list of links, please see that page''
3: ...including animals and non-humans) in translations of the ''Harry Potter'' series.
53: **Portuguese (Brazil): ''Fofo''
54: ...Fluffy'' in the first book, and in later books ''Fofinho''(fluffy)
191: **Dutch: ''Haast Onthoofde Henk'' (Nearly Beheaded Henk)

List of wizarding terms in translations of Harry Potter (20328 bytes)
1: ...ter in translation series]]. For a complete list of links, please see that page''
3: ...page is a list of wizarding terms in translations of the ''[[Harry Potter]]'' series.
33: ...ese (Portugal): ''le&otilde;es'' (lions - because of the similarity with ''Gale&otilde;es'' (Galleons)
66: * French: ''Chocogrenouilles'' (Chocofrogs)
67: * German: ''Schokofrösche''

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (translations) (21941 bytes)
4: ...language|Albanian]]: ''Harry Potter dhe guri filozofal ''
6: ...[Malay language|Bahasa Malaysia]]: ''Harry Potter dengan batu hikmat''
9: **Transliteration: ''Hari Pot&#601;r i filosofskijat kam&#601;k''
10: ...anguage|Catalan]]: ''Harry Potter i la pedra filosofal''
22: ...Ecole des Sorciers'' ("Harry Potter at the School of Wizards")

Kaiser (1256 bytes)
3: ...esar (title)|Caesar]], as is the [[Slavic]] title of [[Czar]].
5: ... the title is mainly associated with the emperors of the unified [[German Empire]] ([[1871]] - [[1918]...
7: ...cending to the German imperial throne. The three Kaisers were:
8: *[[Wilhelm I of Germany|Wilhelm I]] (1871 - [[1888]])
9: *[[Friedrich III of Germany (Hohenzollern)|Friedrich III]] (1888)

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