spearman|spearmen in English
noun
person armed with a spear; warrior armed with spea
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1. You're very welcome, Mr. Spearman.
2. You all right, Mr. Spearman?
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4. Spearmen were a part of the Roman occupational forces in Palestine, 200 of whom were included in secretly escorting Paul out of Jerusalem. —Ac 23:23.
5. Axemen fare acceptably against cavalry if they outnumber them well enough, although the Spearman is always a better choice to occupy this role
6. In turn, two army officers were ordered to ready a force of 470 soldiers, cavalry, and spearmen to ensure Paul’s safe conduct out of Jerusalem. —Ac 23:17, 23.
7. Correlations in the occurrence of the root variations between Antimeric teeth, as well as between the two types of molars were analyzed with Spearman rank correlation test
8. Therefore, Charles Spearman proposed the following "correction for Attenuation" formula, estimating the correlation between two measures if the scores on both had perfect reliability: In this formula, r xyc is the correlation between the predictor (x) and the criterion
9. (Ac 21:30-35; 22:23, 24; 23:10) When a plot against Paul’s life was revealed, the commander supplied an escort of 70 horsemen, 200 soldiers, and 200 spearmen to take Paul as far as Antipatris, the horsemen going on with him from there to Caesarea. —Ac 23:12-33.
10. And he called unto him two centurions, saying, Make ready two hundred soldiers to go to Caesarea, and horsemen threescore and ten, and spearmen two hundred, at the third hour of the night; Acts 23:33 View whole chapter See verse in context Who, when they came to Caesarea, and delivered the epistle to the governor, presented Paul also before