frontlet

13:9) and "bind them for a sign on your hand and let them serve as a frontlet between your eyes" (Deut.

In the tale The Lady of the Fountain, a maiden, with yellow curling hair and a frontlet of gold upon her head, .

The Tlingit dancers wear his masks, hats and frontlets as they perform the stories legends and songs of their culture.

The full page collages of close-up detailed photos are delicious--especially the keyhole bridle frontlets of the Plateau and Crow tribes.

Some of the company's products include unipoles, rooftops, billboards, backlits, frontlets and more.

She persuades him to lend her his chariot, which is pulled by two horses with gold frontlets.

When Moses told the Israelites to love God with all their heart, soul, and strength, Moses told them to bind God's word "as a sign upon your [left] hand and let them be frontlets between your eyes.

She arranges the material in several groups: defensive weapons: shields, helmets, armor; offensive weapons: weapons for slashing and stabbing including arrowheads; personal jewellery: pins, fibulae, bracelets, pendants, and belts; furniture elements; horse and chariot equipment: horse-bits, blinkers, collars, belts, decorative disks, spacers, frontlets and breast plates for horses, pole-caps, axle caps, linch pins, and pole-ornaments.

Clark himself (1954: 118) estimated that at least 300 of these splinters had been removed from the 100 or so antlers and red deer frontlets actually recovered from the site--a total which substantially exceeds the total of 191 complete or broken antler points recovered (along with the red deer antler beams) from the site.

Totafot (hereinafter "the T word") has been interpreted as frontlets because, according to the Biblical text, it was to be worn "between the eyes.