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Encyclopedia > Naram Sin
Naram-Sin

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Naram-Sin - Search Results - MSN Encarta (99 words)
Sin (religious offense), in religion, transgression of a sacred or divinely sanctioned law or practice.
Some idea of sin is found in most religions....
Original Sin, in Christian theology, the universal sinfulness of the human race, traditionally ascribed to the first sin committed by Adam.
Scifi and Fantasy Forum: Writers Showcase: SF/F Short Stories:Warriors Geste Part I:Archive through Oct 23, 2003 (7064 words)
Naram Sin did not look at the mud brick buildings that flanked the road as he strode purposefully toward the center of the city.
Naram Sin suspected this garment was made of human skin and died with the blood of sacrifices.
Naram Sin was sure this bit of string would not hold the massive Orc if he decided he did want to be held but he submitted meekly and followed the warriors to the Huaca.
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