embassage การใช้

• The first ship built to the design, " Embassage ", was launched in 1935 and created " exceptional interest " among ship owners.
• Three times between August and November 1449 he was he formed part of a large embassage sent to England to negotiate a peace with its king, Henry VI.
• To raise his status in order that he might have " ane honorable style, to set out the better his embassage, " according to James Melville of Halhill he used indirect methods to obtain from the Regent the bishopric of Moray.
• Jacques Ryckmans, who deciphered these inscriptions, writes in his " La Pers閏ution des Chr閠iens Himyarites ", that Sarah'il Yaqbul-Yaz'an was both the tribal chief and the lieutenant of Y鹲uf  As ar ( the king ) at the time of the military campaign, and that he was sent out by the king to take the city of Najran, while the king watched for a possible Abyssinian / Ethiopian incursion along the coastal plains of Yemen near ?af鈘, which had been built by the king of Yemen some years earlier, and another church built by him in Aden ( see : " Ecclesiastical History of Philostorgius ", Epitome of Book III, chapter 4 ), had been seen by Constantius II during the embassage to the land of the $ imyarites ( i . e . Yemen ) in " circa " 340 CE . This church was set on fire and razed to the ground, and its Abyssinian inhabitants killed.
• Jacques Ryckmans, who deciphered the Sabaean inscriptions, writes in his " La Pers閏ution des Chr閠iens Himyarites ", that Sarah'il Yaqbul-Yaz'an was both the tribal chief and the lieutenant of Y鹲uf  As ar ( the king ) at the time of the military campaign, and that he was sent out by the king to take the city of Najran, while the king watched for a possible Abyssinian / Ethiopian incursion along the coastal plains of Yemen near ?af鈘, which had been built by the king of Yemen some years earlier, and another church built by him in Aden ( see : " Ecclesiastical History of Philostorgius ", Epitome of Book III, chapter 4 ), had been seen by Constantius II during the embassage to the land of the $ imyarites ( i . e . Yemen ) in " circa " 340 CE . This church was set on fire and razed to the ground, and its Abyssinian inhabitants killed.